Sentence examples for entertainments of from inspiring English sources

Other dance entertainments of a lighter kind gained immense popularity during the 19th century.

Others believe "The Five Displays" derive from the "hundred entertainments" of China.

Dance entertainments of a lighter kind also were developed in France.

This arrangement was immediately recognisable from the fairground entertainments of trials of strength.

Laughter has been present at the entertainments of public executions and torture.

Yet "An American Family" is hardly a predecessor of the crasser entertainments of "The Biggest Loser" or "Joe Millionaire".

There were the Aldwych Theatre farces of the 1920s and Brian Rix's Whitehall entertainments of the 1950s and 60s.

(As for the TMZs and E! Entertainments of the world, don't even bother asking the club for entry).

"Like many entertainments of this pop-historical type, " 'The King's Speech' wears history lightly no matter how heavy the crown".

At both theatres he staged entertainments of a new type based on Italian foundations known as pantomime.

It may be that p'ansori emerged from ancient shamanistic entertainments of the gods before it became popular with the aristocracy.