| The mistral and the bise, when they really set to work, are a scourge. |
| Recently, a tense situation had erupted at the matriculation prize distribution ceremony, where students, parents and journalists protested against the BISE mismanagement. |
| There was not a breath of wind, even to leeward, for the bise had blown itself out of breath. |
| One evening they were out together when the bise, as the strong northwest wind is called, was blowing. |
| Bise said many of her clients would be sellers if not for current conditions. |
| The bise blew tempestuously, killing the early almond blossom. |
