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Meanings of grand opera in English
Usage of grand opera in English
1
This time, however, was like grand opera with the sound turned off.
2
It sought entertainment and amusement, and grand opera is a serious business.
3
It was as if the curtains were rising on a grand opera.
4
He was at that time busy composing a grand opera, Die Trojaner.
5
The girl has been all over the world singing grand opera.
6
Your grand opera is silent, while our concert is in its fullest strain.
7
I no doubt wrote to you that Holzbauer's grand opera is in German.
8
Seems to me y'u had ought to take that voice into grand opera.
9
Well, they know as much about singing as tit-willows do about grand opera.
10
Why is no Frenchman ever commissioned to write a grand opera?
11
Some day-whoknows?-theremay come the poetry and grand opera of the telephone.
12
There's no stopping me this side of grand opera,-that'sno fable.
13
He loved the Boston Symphony concerts and the grand opera.
14
If it is a grand opera, you will succeed in you wishes and aspirations.
15
She may be heard here in grand opera this winter.
16
We came home very late from the grand opera rehearsal.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for grand opera
Russian
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Grand opera through the time
Grand opera across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common