fairground attraction造句

• It also featured four songs written by ex Fairground Attraction member Mark Nevin.
• Fairground Attraction was an attempt to do waltzes, folky things, dramatic ballads.
• Unfortunately, Fairground Attraction disintegrated soon after that.
• This publicity did little to help the already declining attendances at the fairground attractions.
• Best British female solo artist was Eddi Reader, formerly lead singer with Fairground Attraction.
• Fairground Attraction's song " Perfect " was used for an advertisement on TV.
• The festival also hosts numerous beer gardens, live music, fairground attractions and a Ferris wheel.
• The company produced a range of barrel organ based products, suited for all ranges of fairground attraction.
• The short-lived Fairground Attraction that brought Reader into the mainstream and to the attention of a wider audience.
• Soon, trivial short films were being shown as fairground attractions aimed at the working class and lower-middle class.
• The fair offers food, crafts and fairground attractions, rides, wood chopping, local community stallholders, and entertainment.
• "" On each of the Fairground Attraction singles we recorded 3 extra tracks as'B-sides '.
• The event includes many fairground attractions and food stands, and is sponsored by local radio station 96.4 The Eagle.
• He was a fairground attraction, asking onlookers to give him unknown poisons to swallow which he then cured with his remedy.
• Cabaret acts, fairground attractions, variety performances, music hall and seaside entertainments are all part of the fabric of the film.
• Tattooed women were a fairground attraction-see Lydia the Tattooed Lady . talk ) 08 : 12, 1 July 2012 ( UTC)
• When Gromit arrives, Philip attempts to prevent him from interfering, leading to the two into a dogfight using aeroplanes taken from a fairground attraction.
• The album came about when Reader wanted to try her new recording equipment mixed with friend and former Fairground Attraction drummer Roy Dodds'new equipment.
• As the architect Jean-Paul Viguier put it, the " appetite for gain " had transformed the Pont du Gard into " a fairground attraction ".
• In the first decade or so of film ( 1895 1907 ) audiences attended films as " fairground attractions " interesting for their then-amazing visual effects.