Sentence examples for With limbo from inspiring English sources

Tickets $65 Backstage with Limbo: preparing before the performance at the Spiegeltent.

Photograph: The Guardian/Anna Kucera Backstage with Limbo: Philipp Tigris warms up.

Photograph: The Guardian/Anna Kucera Backstage with Limbo: Philipp Tigris, a contortionist, before their performance at The Spiegeltent.

Photograph: The Guardian/Anna Kucera Backstage with Limbo: Aerial acrobat Evelyne Allard in the dressing room, ahead of performance.

2.40am GMT In pictures: Limbo There are a number of circus acts at Sydney festival this year, with Limbo among them.

Mikael Bres, a Chinese pole climber with Limbo, originally trained as a dancer in his native France, trying a circus course at the encouragement of a friend.

Frustrated with the limbo, Aaron buried himself in his car magazines and dreamed of buying his first new Mustang, the 2011 model, with his BP earnings.

In the interim, the Ledermans have settled into a life here in which they simultaneously revel in their situation and struggle with the limbo it demands.

On the eve of her wedding to a "Hell", called Clotworthy Skeffington, she eloped with a "Limbo", Edward Wortley Montagu, a member of Parliament and colliery owner.In 1716, he was sent to Constantinople as ambassador to the Ottoman empire.

She and her sisters and friends had views on such arranged marriages: a husband you detested they called "Hell", someone you could put up with was "Limbo", and someone you actually loved "Paradise".

The most compelling section of Merton's book deals with the limbo years of his late teens and early 20s, which he spent in Tooting Employment Office and then on the dole.