Sentence examples for sideshow where from inspiring English sources

A small boy in cowboy suit and mask lingers at a carnival sideshow, where an aged Indian in a dusty diorama comes to life, turns out to be none other than Tonto, and tells the story.

Before its most recent incarnation as a furniture warehouse, the two-story building was the home of Wonderland Circus Sideshow, where Sealo the Seal Boy (a man with deformed arms) and Jojo the Dog-Faced Boy once performed.

Convention organizers, obsessed with security, have relegated demonstrators to a backwater that most protest groups have shunned, and the scene on Monday quickly turned into a carnival sideshow, where most people ended up protesting against the location they were supposed to be protesting in.

They have over the years provided an annual sideshow, where the stars dress up, the host cracks awkward jokes and the viewing population feasts for a few hours on the inimitable combination of vulgarity and high-mindedness that defines the image of Hollywood.

Marsh joined Alexander's Hippodrome Company, travelling around Australia in a sideshow, where his cricketing fame brought much attention.

In 'Freak Show,' guests will join a troupe of biological misfits in a sinister sideshow where they'll be stalked by the murderous and deformed Twisty the Clown.

Quintland, the residence-cum-sideshow where paying visitors could view them three times a day through one-way glass, outstripped Niagara Falls as a Canadian tourist attraction.

With his newfound muscles and confidence, Atlas joined the circus-vaudeville circuit and appeared in Coney Island sideshows, where he performed a variety of strongman feats.

Case in point: every year, at all the big shows (CES, CTIA, all the huge shows where that tech folks love) two companies, Pepcom and Showstoppers, hold little sideshows where some of the exhibitors come to interact directly with the press.

Cars like these have been the focus of illegal "sideshows" where young people cruise the streets and perform risky tricks with their tricked-out vehicles.

Tabloids and even mainstream media have engineered "spectacle," something akin to circus sideshows where carnival barkers shouted "step right up, see the freak human!" Those were the humans with missing limbs, deformities, or hair, skin or growth maladies -- actual medical conditions or diseases.