Bullier [adjective]

The “Bullier” orchestra will interest you; they play with a snap and fire and a tempo that is irresistible.

In this Friday gathering you will recognize dozens of faces which you have seen at the “Bal Bullier” and the cafés.

I don't know; there may be bullier circuses than what that one was, but I never struck them yet.

The famous students dancing saloon known as bal Bullier was at this end of the boulevard from 1848 till a few years ago.

Senator Loyer offered his arm to her, with the graceful attitude that he had learned forty years before at Bullier's dancing-hall.

Pretty Rosine Combarieu's face rises up before him, his childhood's companion, whom he met at Bullier's and never has seen since.

Après le dîner, nous avions été à Bullier, presque désert ce soir-là et nous avions fini la nuit à Montmartre.

I still have time to appear at Bullier's and meet Zoe Mirilton.

He had fitted her out for an evening at the Bullier for twenty-five francs.

But the “Bullier” is closing and the crowd is pouring out into the cool air.