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- Inside sat a disk harrow and a moldboard plow, each with its spooned metal seat, and a dilapidated hay wagon whose framework back sagged like a frowning thespian mask.† (source)
- His face in the small light streaked with black from the rain like some old world thespian.† (source)
- He even gave her his thespian pin or something.† (source)
- Chief Pike had carried the fallen postal thespian into the bracing night air, where Mr. Morrison had revived with a vengeance—wrestling in the snow with Gravesend's determined chief of police, until Mr. Morrison yielded to the strong arm of the law.† (source)
- Ivy floats between the Suffering Artists on one side of the aisle and the Thespians on the other.† (source)
- Mrs. Snelling saw talent in Rano, a spark of actor during the school's thespian activities.† (source)
- For a while, Thomas had been a chameleon-he'd come home from school and hole up in his room, emerging as a soccer player, a thespian, a 'mathlete.'† (source)
- My thespian career, which had lain dormant since I played John Wilkes Booth while at Fort Hare, had a modest revival on Robben Island.† (source)
- "Now, let's see if we can put your thespian talents to the test."† (source)
- His thespian's voice trailed away while his body sagged with limp resignation.† (source)
- Though always routine and uneventful, these meetings tend to follow a certain thespian formality.† (source)
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- And indeed, one of America's most famous thespians stands just a few feet away as Lincoln raises his right hand.† (source)
- "Sic semper tyrannis," he will bellow in his most vibrant thespian delivery: Thus always to tyrants.† (source)
- We fall into clans: Jocks, Country Clubbers, Idiot Savants, Cheerleaders, Human Waste, Eurotrash, Future Fascists of America, Big Hair Chix, the Marthas, Suffering Artists, Thespians, Goths, Shredders.† (source)
- But the faculty adviser to The Grave was an Owen Meany supporter; Mr. Early—that deeply flawed thespian who brought to every role he was given in The Gravesend Players an overblown and befuddled sense of Learlike doom—cried that he would defend the "unsullied genius" of The Voice, if necessary, "to the death."† (source)
- When he was on the road, Booth was as faithful as a traveling thespian could be, which is to say that he made love to other women but considered them second to Lucy in his heart.† (source)
- After it was burned to the ground in 1862, owner John Ford rebuilt it as a "magnificent thespian temple," replacing the pews with seats and transforming the deacons' stalls into private boxes.† (source)
- Even the Thespians who gave amateur plays once a month clamored for her.† (source)
- "By George, I won't stand that!" thought the thespian.† (source)
- Broadway was full of loafing thespians in search of next season's engagements.† (source)
- He bought a cigar, and went outside on the corner where other individuals were lounging—brokers, racing people, thespians—his own flesh and blood.† (source)
- Vergil Gunch thundered, "When we manage to grab this celebrated Thespian off his lovely aggregation of beautiful actresses—and I got to admit I butted right into his dressing-room and told him how the Boosters appreciated the high-class artistic performance he's giving us—and don't forget that the treasurer of the Dodsworth is a Booster and will appreciate our patronage—and when on top of that we yank Hizzonor out of his multifarious duties at City Hall, then I feel we've done…† (source)
- So you do not know those thespian faces that can embody the features of a Julius Caesar, a Goethe, and a Beethoven all in one, but whose owners, the moment they open their mouths, prove to be the most miserable ninnies under the sun.† (source)
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