Sentence examples for gipsy from inspiring English sources

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An image of Shakespeare has been added to the list of watermarks used in the documents, including a gipsy moth IV sailing boat, floral motifs representing the UK, and a writer's scroll and quill.

About four hundred years separate us from Shakespeare's lustful "gipsy" with the "immortal longings" that have been so well requited.

A gipsy flower vendor and a piece of white heather.

He landed the part after hearing from a centre for the unemployed in Leeds that the film's director, Andrea Arnold, was looking for a young actor matching Emily Brontë's original description of Heathcliff as a "dark-skinned gipsy in aspect and a little lascar" (an old term for Indian sailors).

Kusturica has his own band, the No Smoking Orchestra, and has a healthily inflated appreciation of his own cinematic achievements - hence his inability to resist lacing his homage to the man he fondly calls the "Sex Pistol of football" with clips from his own movies and the sounds of his own rattling gipsy rock.

Day soars in his unexpected gipsy number, when in a monogrammed dressing-gown, he gives the only ever example of a tight-arsed tango, batting his tambourines on any available bum or knee.

Heathcliff, an outsider and outcast, is stigmatised as a dark-skinned gipsy and Arnold initially tried to find a Romany actor for the role.

His greatest work ("Switzerland, Dover Beachch," "The Scholar-Gipsy") is, however, always elegiac in tone.

Gipsy-Night, and Other Poems (1922) was followed four years later by a collection of verses, Confessio Juvenis, and short stories, A Moment of Time.

Docked at Greenwich Pier are the yacht Gipsy Moth IV, in which Francis Chichester circumnavigated the globe alone in the 1960s, and the renowned tea clipper Cutty Sark; both are open for public viewing.