coulisse , also: cullis

The madman is the man behind the scenes, like the man that wanders about the coulisse of a theater.

The three plane cam system is properly known as the Coulisse Levier mechanism.

Moreover, until about the middle of the 20th century, a parallel market known as "La Coulisse" was in operation.

The tenons are inserted into vertical grooves in periodically spaced vertical posts (coulisse).

Methode de trombone a coulisse.

Le pied à coulisse (Radiodiffusion française, 1960).

Sur la scène et dans la coulisse.

In 1979 Poljot bought the closed production line equipment from Valjoux for their 7734 coulisse cam-lever chronograph movement.

Characteristic of Neuschwanstein's design are theatre themes: Christian Jank drew on coulisse drafts from his time as a scenic painter.

Theme restaurants include the 670-seat En Coulisse overlooking Hollywood Boulevard, the Rendez-Vous des Stars, the Art Deco-style La Terrasse and the Backlot Express lunch counter.

Hogan's Shopping Coulisse (bottom right, $645 at Hogan stores) is fitted with a drawstring-closure silk handkerchief lining and has been ordered by Selma Blair and Liv Tyler, which, in the world of fashion, is almost enough to turn yellow to gold.

To a volume edited by Albert Smith in 1849, called Gavarni in London, he furnished three sketches - The Opera, The Coulisse, and The Foreign Gentleman; and in companionship with Angus B. Reach he published A Story with a Vengeance in 1852.