Pied used in a sentence

Pied in a sentence as an adjective

It's actually illegal to rent out a pied a terre in Paris.

Even if only 1% of the 1% want a pied a terre there, the rest of the people trying to live there would feel the squeeze.

You don't see many pied--terres on Grand Concourse. These complaints are from one warring faction of the wealthy.

I guess the irony of the pied piper leading a large group of children to their deaths was lost on Mr. Wilson.

Even if only 1% of the 1% want a pied a terre there, the rest of the people trying to live there would feel the squeeze. I have personally seen the effects of this.

Without that information in hand, we're nothing more than rats following a pied piper.

Bigger question: how many people have been led astray by this pied piper of the globalized/information age?

It's suppose to relate to the original childrens story about the pied piper. But I don't think the author wanted to **** the children with bitcoin.

Last year when they bought a home they decided to keep the apartment to use as a pied--terre and rent it out on Airbnb. I found out about this after having three different people in a weeks time knock on my door and ask me where the fuse boxes are.

You may have a pied a terre somewhere. 10MM means you're angel investing, vacationing, and not generally "working" anymore.

The reason I became interested in Rust in the first place is Graydon and co wisely did not follow that pied piper. Optional thread-local garbage collectors are a much simpler problem.

Bigger question: how many people have been motivated to try something by this pied piper of the globalized/information age?

One aspect of the pied pipers of this scam is that their theories of its value are not falsifiable. My theory is falsifiable - Bitcoins are going to go from a current market cap of over $7 billion to well below $1 billion.