Allez

PARIS (AP) Justine Henin sat in her chair during a changeover, opened an envelope and pulled out a note bearing the word "Allez" — French for "Let's go."

Henin dominant in winning third straight French Open 2007

I added an imperious: "Allez," and with a strange docility she glided out without another word.

The Arrow of Gold : A Story Between Two Notes 1919

Then, significantly, and with a touch of impatience, "Allez," she added, "et dites bien à votre bonhomme — entendez-vous? — qu'il faut avaler la pilule."

Nostromo: a Tale of the Seaboard 1904

"Allez," he said, quietly, and the two gaunt horses moved on.

The Maids of Paradise 1899

I added an imperious: "Allez," and with a strange docility she glided out without another word.

The Arrow of Gold Joseph Conrad 1890

It is "Allez," rather than "Allons;" yet even so, become now the voice of the distant motherland, it carries with it the shade of reverence, as well as of affection, which patriotism exacts.

The Life of Nelson, Volume 2 (of 2) The Embodiment of the Sea Power of Great Britain 1877

Wawrinka shouted 'Allez', presumably thinking he had won the point, but the ball dropped in and, after Wawrinka returned it, Murray dumped his next shot into the net.

Evening Standard - Home 2010

Wawrinka shouted 'Allez', presumably thinking he had won the point, but the ball dropped in and after Wawrinka returned it, Murray dumped his next shot into the net.

Home 2010

Wawrinka shouted 'Allez', presumably thinking he had won the point, but the ball dropped in and after Wawrinka returned it, Murray dumped his next shot into the net.

icLanarkshire 2010

Wawrinka shouted 'Allez', presumably thinking he had won the point, but the ball dropped in and after Wawrinka returned it, Murray dumped his next shot into the net.

icScotland 2010