Circuses Sentence Examples

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  • Among the manufactures are woollen goods, towels, canned fruit and vegetables, dairy products, beer, and circus wagons (the city is the headquarters of the Ringling and the Gollmar circuses).

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  • These activities include hunting with dogs, animal circuses, tethering of horses and ponies and giving animal prizes.

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  • South of the Thames the thoroughfares crossing the river between Lambeth and Bermondsey converge upon two circuses, St George's and the Elephant and Castle.

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  • There are now just 8 traveling animal circuses, the lowest number ever.

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  • Your support for our work is changing the way people in Chile think about animal circuses.

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  • Wolverhampton had been visited by many famous Victorian circuses and menageries but had never seen anything on this scale.

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  • Other attractions included waxworks, panoramas and flea circuses.

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  • Even though they are a very large company and influential in the dance world, they still do work as humble shoemakers - only now they handcraft footwear for Disney productions, famous circuses, and other notable performing groups.

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