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Meanings of front curtain in anglès
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Stage curtain(s) at the very front of a theatrical stage.
Usage of front curtain in anglès
1
George dropped the front curtain, and turning to Betty and me, said:-
2
He poked his head under the front curtain and into a glum silence.
3
By a mistake which is natural enough, its name has been connected with the front curtain of the stage.
4
He parked at the curb, and as he walked to the door he saw movement by the front curtain.
5
The front curtain was run on rings, on a small, tight wire stretched across the entire width of the school house.
6
This arrangement made impossible any front curtain, though a curtain was generally hung before the rear stage, from the floor of the gallery.
7
The front curtains parted, showing the blond light of the corridor beyond.
8
The Great Houdini bowed deeply as the front curtains closed.
9
Why, Mrs. Meech's front curtains haven't been washed since Christmas!
10
I karate-chopped the front curtains and peered out at the empty street for a ninja second.
11
Lucas jumped up and parted the front curtains.
12
'No, he could not see; the front curtains were drawn.'
13
Front Curtain Slowly Falls.
14
To a man living in the shadows, the smallest speck of light is like a laser beam: the front curtains were ever so slightly wrong.
15
"I'll look over the wind-shield," he added, to Roger, and lifted a corner of the front curtain for that purpose.