Sentence examples similar to eclectic entourage from inspiring English sources
It was Rossetti in his beautiful tenebrous house in Cheyne Walk, furnished with an eclectic mix of old and new and an ever-changing entourage of rather mangy animals, who invented the style later known as shabby chic.
Before he came onstage with his entourage to introduce the season a typically ambitious and eclectic one, featuring Ivo van Hove's "View from the Bridge," Jolly's "Richard III," Chavrier's "The Wild Palms," Thomas Ostermeier's "The Seagull," among other plays—I was looking around at people, as the theatre began filling to the rafters, and flipping through the season catalogue.
Before he came onstage with his entourage to introduce the season — a typically ambitious and eclectic one, featuring Ivo van Hove's "View from the Bridge," Jolly's "Richard III," Chavrier's "The Wild Palms," Thomas Ostermeier's "The Seagull," among other plays — I was looking around at people, as the theatre began filling to the rafters, and flipping through the season catalogue.
(Dear entourage member: this).
