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farce sentence examples

  • Farce of a game in 1974 against leicester city having lost to newcastle in the semi-final.
  • The campaign became a farce from that point on.
  • It can be played successfully for knockabout farce, sweet sentimentality or dark irony.
  • The producer was the most unlikely man to do a comedy farce.
  • Farce of an election on 7 june.
  • Gogol, described as " the russian dickens " , wrote this monumental farce about human greed and folly in 1835.
  • Kafka's hilarious farces would be packing the west end.
  • Although the degeneration of the clinton administration into a bedroom farce will make the situation worse, it is not the fundamental cause.
  • End the farce of half a dozen agencies all spending hundreds of thousands of pounds on problem families.
  • This tragic farce was alleviated by the administrative creativity of lieutenant-colonel davidson.
  • Bo derek's appearance in the popular sex farce shot her to instant stardom and status as a sex symbol.
  • Actors wanted who can make a farce out of the police.
  • Mr bradley said, " it was a complete and utter farce.
  • We meant of course that mr nicolme is a detective in the police farce.
  • We hope soon to have another farce from the same author.
  • With its charming final reunions evading any profound questions about the nature of identity, this comedy was pure farce.
  • In a few hours they are to launch their provincial tour of " nothing on, " a slapstick farce.
  • The producer was the most unlikely man to do a comedy farce.
  • The cast, for all their virtues, unfortunately failed to extract the full humor of this classic farce.
  • A slow-paced fantasy comedy, reminiscent of the early aldwych stage farces.

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