Jules

[ joolz; French zhyl ]

noun

1. a male given name, French form of Julius.

Example Sentences

HBO released two stand-alone “Euphoria” specials while the series was off air, one focused on Rue and the other on Jules.

From Washington Post

Elliot has probably been the season’s most controversial figure, considering the wedge he drove between Rue and Jules and the fact that his presence doesn’t seem that important.

From The Daily Beast

The final screening in the series is “Jules and Jim,” François Truffaut’s 1962 drama and about a tragic love triangle between two friends and a woman they meet, who resembles a statue they have long been enchanted with.

From Washington Post

Bennett appeared several times on Weekend Update as the pig-headed contrarian Jules.

From Time

He took the techniques of H. Rider Haggard and Jules Verne and brought them into the 20th century.

From The Daily Beast

As we walk to the bar, we pass a picture of Jules Verne hanging on the wall.

From The Daily Beast

The Verne Club is a hip, steampunky cocktail club in Palermo Soho inspired by, you guessed it, Jules Verne.

From The Daily Beast

Look, Jules is a collaborator here and actually Archie is too, all the actors are.

From The Daily Beast

Like my main character Jules in my novel, I'd grown up in the suburbs.

From The Daily Beast

She had no civil status, but when she married Jules Desmarets her name, Clemence, and her age were publicly announced.

From Project Gutenberg

It is interesting to note the impression made by the language upon a Frenchman and a critic of the rank of Jules Lemaître.

From Project Gutenberg

But Jules Sandeau objected to this, saying that as she had done all the work, she ought to have all the honour.

From Project Gutenberg

What it all comes to is this—M. Jules Simon has said it—“Newspapers are better served than kings and peoples.”

From Project Gutenberg

Think what a waistcoat I could have made for you, Jules, out of this scarlet cloth.

From Project Gutenberg