At the epoch of the first troubles of the Revolution of 1789, Bréguet had already founded the establishment which has since produced so many master-pieces of mechanism.
Yet a few years, and the name of Bréguet is celebrated.
In order that Bréguet might give Arnold the highest token of his esteem and affection, he requested him to take his son with him to be taught his profession, and this was acceded to.
Bréguet did still more: he found means to preserve the regularity of his chronometers even in case of their getting any sudden shock or fall, and this he did by the parachute.
Bréguet conceived the bold thought of enclosing the whole mechanism of the escapement and the spring in a circular envelope, making a complete revolution every two minutes.
Bréguet was the name of this remarkable individual.
Bréguet was member of the Institute, was clockmaker to the navy, and member of the Bureau of Longitude.
The sea-watches or chronometers of Bréguet are famous throughout the world.
Only lately has the collection of this been suspended, notwithstanding its recognition at no late date, the inhabitants all admitting themselves to be subject to the said guet et garde of the chateau.
Another of the machines supplied by the Government was a Bréguet biplane with a sixty horse-power Renault engine.
Carfrae were sent for a month to Douai in France, to pick up what knowledge they could at the workshop where Bréguet machines were being constructed for the Flying Corps.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "guet" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
