Sentence examples for going to a carnival from inspiring English sources

It's almost like going to a carnival.

I am never going to a carnival or a fair, particularly if there is happy calliope music playing.

"It's more like going to a carnival," said Susan Clark, a Yale University professor of wildlife ecology who has been conducting research in the Yellowstone area for 48 years.

The short movie (it lasts barely an hour), from France, is a fascinating but fragmentary look at children adrift, begging in the streets, shoplifting, cooking for themselves and going to a carnival.

I'm going to a carnival with bunkhouses on the Southside of Chicago but no fixed address.

Stewie decides to spend the whole day with the cast, which includes stealing Cleveland's van, having lunch at McDonald's, going bowling, and going to a carnival.

Go to a carnival in Brazil 20.

One afternoon, he went to a carnival that had come to Bluefield.

One spring day, the family went to a carnival, and Tina, who was twelve, fell and skinned a knee.

They might dance the night away or stroll or go to a carnival — and nothing sexual would happen unless she wanted it to.

I go to a carnival party in Inhaúma, which ends in chaos at 2am when police try to drive through the crowd to turn off the sound.