Sentence examples for means circus from inspiring English sources

Circo means circus in Italian, and this is a cheerfully expensive one.

I don't mean circus freaks and kids in Halloween costumes, either -- I mean photos that seem wrong in a way that's hard to put your finger on, so unusual they make you look at them a second and then a third time, then reward you with uneasy dreams.

The word means "horse-circus" and in the beginning the spectacles presented on its huge stage were almost that.

True to Rivera's low-key form, he will not turn this goodbye year into a circus act, as Wallace Matthews writes on ESPN.com, but that does not mean a circus will not break out despite him.

Circus producers have countered that such tools are needed to exhibit the animals safely and that banning them means banning the circus entirely.

The Tognis are by no means the whole circus.

To Josie who has grown up performing, the circus means security: it's home.

It means that the circus is closing and it's time to go home.

That's because Manning arriving in Denver means an entire circus has to pick up and leave.

For live music go to Circo Voador, which means the Flying Circus, opposite the famous white arches of Arcos da Lapa.

It means the Vegetable Circus, and onions and peppers and beets play starring roles, along with Jaimie Carswell and Nancy Trotter Landry, who use only a chair and the veggies as props in this 50-minute show.