Place Pigalle

[plas pee-gal]

noun

1. a square in Paris, France: noted for its night clubs.

Example Sentences

Our paths crossed for the last time in October 2022 at Place Pigalle at Pike Place Market.

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But watch as Melville’s hand-held camera trails Bob in his trench coat and fedora, or follows a garbage truck around the Place Pigalle like a ball in a roulette wheel.

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Then he crossed over to the Right Bank and stopped at Place Pigalle.

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For years in the 1950s, Ms. Evans was a fixture at the Place Pigalle, a burlesque house in Miami Beach.

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One can, of course, display a Place Pigalle post card in a gallery with the Botticelli Venus, and classify them both as “nudes”.

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