Everyday Life:
* Restaurant (from "restaurant", meaning "restorer")
* Hotel (from "hôtel", meaning "inn")
* Garage (from "garage", meaning "shelter for a carriage")
* Boulevard (from "boulevard", meaning "broadway")
* Machine (from "machine", meaning "machine")
* Costume (from "costume", meaning "custom")
* Chance (from "chance", meaning "opportunity")
* Courage (from "courage", meaning "heart")
* Fashion (from "fashion", meaning "form")
Food & Drink:
* Cuisine (from "cuisine", meaning "kitchen")
* Dessert (from "dessert", meaning "serving after the main course")
* Menu (from "menu", meaning "list")
* Sausage (from "saucisse", meaning "sausage")
* Champagne (from the region of Champagne in France)
* Croissant (from "croissant", meaning "crescent")
* Baguette (from "baguette", meaning "stick")
* Omelette (from "omelette", meaning "little egg")
Art & Culture:
* Art (from "art", meaning "art")
* Ballet (from "ballet", meaning "dancing")
* Sculpture (from "sculpture", meaning "sculpture")
* Opera (from "opéra", meaning "opera")
* Theater (from "théâtre", meaning "theater")
* Romance (from "romance", meaning "story")
* Novel (from "nouvelle", meaning "new")
Science & Technology:
* Science (from "science", meaning "science")
* Computer (from "computer", meaning "calculator")
* Robot (from "robot", meaning "work")
* Engine (from "engine", meaning "device")
* Television (from "télévision", meaning "far seeing")
Other:
* Bureau (from "bureau", meaning "desk")
* Police (from "police", meaning "policy")
* Government (from "gouvernement", meaning "government")
* Revolution (from "révolution", meaning "revolution")
* Liberty (from "liberté", meaning "liberty")
* Hobby (from "hobbie", meaning "hobby")
This is just a small sample of the many English words derived from French. The influence of French on English is vast and can be seen in all areas of life.