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Meanings of footlights in English
Amateur theatrical club in Cambridge.
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Usage of footlights in English
1
Fancy the attraction-anemperor before the footlights; but fancy the boredom also.
2
They were of the middle class of the people of the footlights.
3
The portrait of a queen of the footlights leaped into the air.
4
Eileen dropped out her junior year to hit the footlights on Broadway.
5
The proscenium stage was large and lit with footlights on each side.
6
The lust for the footlights' glare grew lurid in his mothish eye.
7
The footlights are between and they give a sense of separation-andprotection.
8
The big screen hangs high on a stage decked out with footlights.
9
No footlights, but tragedy-mightier ,ghastlierthan Ristori or Edwin Booth ever acted.
10
The edge of the counter is more sacred than the footlights.
11
The footlights were moving forward toward the street of the market.
12
With the footlights gone, they could see the auditorium more clearly.
13
It wouldn't be the first time Doctor Who trod the footlights.
14
And what scenery there is behind the footlights will be faded and patched.
15
The palm trees are unhomely, the tropical plants seem to stand behind footlights.
16
Hence, from the pulpit to the footlights was no great step.
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