pantomime造句

She would pantomime the proper technique.

A pair of stage sisters did a pantomime in costume.

He can perform several amazing tricks, including pantomime and juggling.

They indulged in a very noisy pantomime, and we were all shrieking with laughter.

Secret love is a successful pantomime, and it is a tragedy to speak out.

A stock character in modern pantomime, the butt of a clown's jokes.

To learn how to rotate an object mentally, firsttry a pantomime.

The most obvious is its baffling cast of leaders, who make the party a multi-headed pantomime horse.

Whenever the question of bailouts is mentioned, Merkel ACTS out a pantomime of reluctance to dish out more cash.

So do pantomime, make sound effects, gesticulate wildly, make shadow puppets if you need to, try anything!

I badly wanted to be true to Barrie's original book. Not to the cartoon version or the pantomime or the last movie, but to the 1911 book.

In 1910, when Karno set off on his yearly American tour, "One of the best pantomime[6] artists ever seen here."

For example, go and see a children's pantomime, take a city tour or dine in a restaurant I would have never thought of trying.

During his long career as the pantomime villain of the media world, Rupert Murdoch has seen out many scandals, but nothing like this one.

No: We will not obey the instruction to bring just one piece of carry-on luggage; we will often pretend not to hear, then perform a Tony-worthy pantomime of surprise if confronted.

Silently guarding you, silent waiting for miracles, secret love is a successful pantomime, saying it becomes a tragedy. I have a lover who has passed my most beautiful time. I love him very much. Everyone knows that. I want you to be moved to tears by holding roses.