Mauritian

• “So I picked up the platter of anemone shells and tortoise shells and quail egg shells left over from the Mauritian bouillabaisse and tipped them over his balding head.”

  Fictionaut: Dinner at the Harmony Restaurant

• “On my street for instance, My household being of Mauritian origin with ancestors from the Indian subcontinent, we have two Euro-Canadian families as immediate neighbours.”

  The Guardian: Multiculturalism: Mr Cameron's crude caricature solves no problems | Observer editorial

• “On this first course: eight hopefuls with dishes that range from Mauritian influences, bream with "big, bold flavours", a Gallic crostini, a pudding from a quantum physicist who likes to experiment, and someone who got through the audition process with a lamb dish that swapped mint sauce for "eucalyptus foam".”

  The Guardian: TV highlights 17/01/2012

• “Their ranks included an elderly Mauritian women and her granddaughter, Stan and Mary Cameron and the infamous gambler and wastrel Gerald Haxton, American-born lover of the English novelist Somerset Maugham.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Wolf That Ravaged the Pacific

• “Shane du Barrie, the Briton of Mauritian descent of founded the Facebook group, says he was “astounded” and “upset” when he came across the images.”

  2008 August 20 « Unambiguously Ambidextrous

• “The French Mauritian couple smiled from the deck of a sailboat in one of the silver-framed photos lying on the carpet.”

  Simon & Schuster: Let The Dead Lie

• “Emmanuel pushed the Mauritian hard on the chest to stop him and Vincent flew back.”

  Simon & Schuster: Let The Dead Lie

• “Why was the French Mauritian so desperate to please van Niekerk?”

  Simon & Schuster: Let The Dead Lie

• “A dark-skinned Mauritian and his blond wife had no future together.”

  Simon & Schuster: Let The Dead Lie

• “The Mauritian woman struggled when Lana pinned her wrists together and tied them.”

  Simon & Schuster: Let The Dead Lie

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