Brossard

[ braw-sahrd; French braw-sar ]

noun

1. a town in S Quebec, in E Canada: suburb of Montreal.

Example Sentences

Even though they went out for part of the time that Stern was seeing Brossard, this woman said she never heard mention of her.

From The Daily Beast

Brossard's childhood was like a traffic jam of traumatic events.

From The Daily Beast

“He took the first bullet in the head, he got up, and then he fell,” Brossard recounted after confessing to the killing.

From The Daily Beast

And when police seized an old letter her lover had written promising marriage, Brossard asked them for a copy.

From The Daily Beast

Brossard walked over to the dressing room where Stern kept his sex toys—and, as he had shown her, his three pistols.

From The Daily Beast

M. Brossard and his family breakfasted and dined apart, in their own private dining‑room, close by.

From Project Gutenberg

I had often seen them at Brossard's, when they came to see Barty, but had never been at their house before.

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Si vis pacem, para bellum, as Père Brossard used to impress upon us.

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Seems to me Brossard himself would be afraid of you if you looked at him that way.

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Brossard took the loaf from him, and pointed with it to the stairway,--a mute command for Jules to go to bed at once.

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