caberet造句

例句与造句

1. "Caberet " would be unaffected by a strike.
2. "Caberet " won a Tony award for the best musical in 1966.
3. The well-attended caberet was held at the " Open Space " venue in Victoria, British Columbia.
4. His third Wookey Hollow caberet appearance was recorded and televised on BBC1 at 11.35pm on 8 May 1974.
5. She moved to New York City in the summer of 2002, where she participated in the caberet scene and performed in regional theatre shows.
6. It's difficult to find caberet in a sentence. 用caberet造句挺难的
7. On November 25, 1989, Burnett performed at a " Poetry Caberet, " presented by a performance group called Penny Dreadful based in Calgary.
8. Schultze set the poem to music and gave it to Lale Andersen, a caberet singer, who recorded it in 1939 . It sold all of 700 copies.
9. The " Caberet de la fin du Monde " had servers dressed as Greek and Roman gods and presented living tableaus that were between erotic and pornographic.
10. When killers come after her wealthy brother Don Jose ( Alvarado ), she narrowly escapes with Sebastian ( Renaldo ) and hides out under the guise of a caberet singer.
11. Luis Camacho Xtravaganza continues to choreograph having worked with Tony Bennett, Lisa Lisa & the Cult Jam, Aretha Franklin and others in addition to a successful run of caberet shows.
12. There seems to be a desire to reach back before Hitler's times to the Berlin of Sally Bowles, the character played by Liza Minelli in " Caberet ."
13. It illustrates the carefree excess of the era, the 1930s Berlin immortalized by the late Christopher Isherwood's " Berlin Stories " ( and later " Caberet, " based on Isherwood's " I Am a Camera " ).
14. The pair are known both for their optimistic songs like " New York, New York " and " How Lucky Can You Get, " and for their taking on serious topics as they did in " Caberet, " which captured fascism in pre-war Berlin.
15. In " Wire ", Ed Baxter writes that Homler's " style suits today's cut-and-paste aesthetic, but is perhaps rooted more firmly in the confrontational caberet and framed detritus of Kurt Schwitters, the pranks of Fluxus, the assemblages of Joseph Cornell, even the outr?inventories of Charles Fort . " . " " Pharmacia Poetica " . . . an installation project started in 1987 and which contains an apothecary's room which displays the stuff of dreams rather than pills.