Sentence examples for send a clown from inspiring English sources

To send a clown to Congress: Brazil.

"What sort of modern, progressive company sends a clown to schools," asked shareholder and blogger Leah Segedie.

Presumably, after what seems like endless scandals, many people feel that if you are going to send a bunch of clowns to Parliament, then you may as well send in the real clowns this time.

"I sent a party clown to colins very intimate birthday dinner," Che wrote on Instagram Stories over the weekend.

In 2013, an organization called Clowns Without Borders sent a group of clowns to Typhoon Haiyan-affected areas of the Philippines to perform for children.

A knowing director could send in a master clown to put a magical spin on an odious creep.

For example, if you hired a children's birthday party clown and were sent a Benjamin Franklin impersonator instead, this would be a material breach of contract.

But where are the clowns, send in the clowns, Don't bother, they're here.

In songs like "Sorry-Grateful" (from "Company") and his breakout hit, "Send in the Clowns" ("A Little Night Music"), Sondheim would anatomize an emotional arc, using wordplay and puzzle-like internal rhymes to help a character sort out discordant feelings.

Soon, it will be time to send home the clown.

Chief Wiggum's order during the suspect line-up to "send in the clowns" is an allusion to the Stephen Sondheim song "Send in the Clowns" from the 1973 musical A Little Night Music.