Sample Sentences forthespian (auto-selected)
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He even gave her his thespian pin or something.† (source)
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Mrs. Snelling saw talent in Rano, a spark of actor during the school's thespian activities.† (source)
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He followed her to her carriage, ranting and raving as she cried great loud thespian sobs, pleading that she knew nothing of the matter, so that at last a man tried to intervene, thinking Goff was a random harasser.† (source)
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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)
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Ivy floats between the Suffering Artists on one side of the aisle and the Thespians on the other.† (source)
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Even the Thespians who gave amateur plays once a month clamored for her.† (source)
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Though always routine and uneventful, these meetings tend to follow a certain thespian formality.† (source)
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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)
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His face in the small light streaked with black from the rain like some old world thespian.† (source)
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Broadway was full of loafing thespians in search of next season's engagements.† (source)
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His thespian's voice trailed away while his body sagged with limp resignation.† (source)
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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)
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"Sic semper tyrannis," he will bellow in his most vibrant thespian delivery: Thus always to tyrants.† (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)
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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)
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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)
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