| She told me that there could not be a worthier, honester, better man, than bastide. |
| A single house outside the walls of a town was also called a bastide. |
| Friday night is the time to visit this bastide town, when stalls sell fresh produce and restaurants serve everyone together on long tables in the street. |
| The technical name for the small forts which the English gradually erected round Orleans is bastide. |
| His farm or bastide was subjected to the same minuteness of seizure. |
| Cordes-sur-Ciel, the first bastide, sits on the top of a mountain and is, thus, aptly named. |
