Barrès

[ ba-res ]

noun

1. Mau·rice [moh-, rees], 1862–1923, French novelist, writer on politics, and politician.

Barrès

/ barɛs /

noun

1. BarrèsMaurice18621923MFrenchWRITING: novelistWRITING: essayistPOLITICS: politician Maurice (mɔris). 1862–1923, French novelist, essayist, and politician: a fervent nationalist and individualist

Example Sentences

But after we had settled into the bar, and were discussing which celebrities we’d seen there before — Pratt’s favorite sightings were comedian Fred Willard and the writer-musician Pamela Des Barres — we noticed a woman bartender.

From Los Angeles Times

"We think our study is a step towards establishing dietary guidelines for fathers to be, with the ultimate goal of lowering the risk of metabolic disease and mood disorders in the next generation," says Professor Romain Barrès.

From Science Daily

"Our study shows that it's not just eating too much or too little, but the composition of the diet that can have an impact on future children," says Professor Romain Barrès.

From Science Daily

In the documentary, actor-singer Michael Des Barres described Bingenheimer as the middle man between attractive young girls and men.

From Los Angeles Times

The aluminum barres, the grand piano in the corner, the squeaky pearl-gray floors.

From Literature