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Meanings of join the circus in English

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Usage of join the circus in English
1
Second City doesn't pay, so I run away and join the circus.
Black is the new white
2
Really, you know, I'd rather join the circus than go to Enderby.
Elsie Marley, Honey
3
Like enough 'e's some poor fool as wants to join the circus.
The Rose in the Ring
4
You no longer have to run away to join the circus.
The Irish Times
5
Uniontown was decided upon as the place to join the circus.
Watch Yourself Go By
6
Do you suppose when they grow up they will all join the circus?
Dear Enemy
7
No hair-raising drink benders or overdosing on McDonalds or running off to join the circus.
The Irish Times
8
You, ought to join the circus as an acrobat.
Savva and the Life of Man: Two plays by Leonid Andreyev
9
You run away and join the circus! he laughs.
The Guardian
10
I'm actually gonna join the circus and run away.
The new yorker
11
If you don't hush this minute, Miss Ferney, I'll run off and join the circus!
A Romance of Billy-Goat Hill
12
Did you run away to join the circus? he asked, and she laughed at the image.
The long road home
13
How he always wanted to run away and join the circus when he was a kid?
Fear and loathing in las vegas, and other american stories
14
When he was a boy, he had a notion to run off and join the circus.
Norway to hide: a passport to peril mystery
15
If you've always wanted to run away and join the circus, Nicolette can arrange for an audition.
Wired
16
After the war, he left the hectic life of a commercial and war photographer to join the circus.
The Irish Times
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