bagatelle

None of these works seem more than a graceful bagatelle.

But the Bagatelle is not difficult to reach by mass transit.

Yet the government could not dismiss the outrage as a bagatelle.

A standardized version of the game eventually became known as bagatelle.

Despite being called a bagatelle, the piece is in rondo form.

This whole operation probably cost him a cool million - for the general a bagatelle compared to the value of wife and children.

To anyone unfamiliar with the organization of benefits, this may seem a mere bagatelle.

She said this as though she had told me a mere bagatelle.

Mrs. Bagatelle had recently been on a diet and was feeling pretty good about herself.

A mere bagatelle - but if he had not been in the billiard room - who knows?

Bagatelle is a table game and the predecessor of the pinball machine.

You saw him at the Club Bagatelle because the evidence proves it.

"Do you think this is just some bagatelle, buddy?"

Both of them immediately noticed, and this required him to say, 'Bagatelle for you.

A bagatelle, in Beethoven's usage, is a kind of brief character piece.

"They're bagatelle," she said, using one of her mother's rare phrases.

Why, I could kill myself for a bagatelle!

For him, 40 years is a mere bagatelle.

Your servant might have delivered the bagatelle to mine.

A marble and a stalls back seat could be worth several minutes of noisy bagatelle.

The game was dubbed bagatelle by the count and shortly after swept through France.

He also built one of the most popular features of the Bagatelle today, the rose garden.

He pulled a handful of nickels from his pocket and began to play a bagatelle board.

I didn't come out here for a bagatelle.

Bagatelle are an Irish rock band who first formed in August 1978.