Place Pigalle

American  

[plas pee-gal] / plas piˈgal /

noun

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

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Example Sentences

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

From Seattle Times

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.

From New York Times

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

From The Guardian

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

From New York Times

No wonder Townsend grunted and glared at the commercial fraud in front of him, at which, in his good, idealistic, hungry Paris days he would have slung wet brushes and the honest curses of the Place Pigalle.

From Project Gutenberg