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Meanings of leisure industries in English
Type of industry specialising in operation of amusement and theme parks.
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Examples for "circus"
Examples for "circus"
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He threatened to invite local news outlets and create a media circus.
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The circus must go on, even with war beginning within the hour.
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Bears in the circus to-day play a minor part in the performance.
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The main difference is this circus is all about science and research.
5
This horse belongs in the circus; he is born before his time.
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Down on the front, the funfair is waiting for the season too.
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A boy has died in Co Down after collapsing at a funfair.
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The entrants preferred to occupy the higher pedestal of art than funfair attraction.
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He was at a funfair, but he was not having fun.
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They should knock it down and build an arcade or funfair.
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Don't get us wrong: we're all for 400-horsepower personal amusement park rides.
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An hour later, I stand at the edge of the amusement park.
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At the sidewalk, they turned their backs to the distant amusement park.
4
Turned into shadows on the walls and floors of the amusement park?
5
It runs hotels, a baseball team and the country's biggest amusement park.
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To Oprah's credit, she mentioned victims of abuse outside the entertainment industry.
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EBONY: A number of your kids are interested in the entertainment industry.
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Chinese companies are also ramping up investment in the foreign entertainment industry.
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The entertainment industry has confirmed this age old adage time after time.
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The writers strike has taken an enormous toll on the entertainment industry.
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Straight ahead they could see the ferris wheel at the Atami Korakuen.
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The tallest was a ferris wheel, which rose sixty meters above the park's floor.
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A huge ferris wheel rotated there in 1895, created for the Empire of India exhibition.
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Or perhaps enjoy the city views on a ferris wheel, or at a popular vantage point.
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A sign by the ferris wheel, the famous Riesenrad, gave a history of it in German.
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We kind of rode the roller coaster week in and week out.
2
Magic Mountain theme park announced the opening of their sixteenth roller coaster.
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GEORGIA'S STATELY, tree-lined capital was on an emotional roller coaster last night.
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The wait is finally over and the roller coaster ride has begun!
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This has been a bit of an emotional roller coaster for investors.
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In its first year, the theme park averaged 4700 guests per day.
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To turn Ireland into a theme park for rich Yanks and Europeans.
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That has forced theme park operators to discount heavily to draw guests.
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The pitch is about 5½ miles from the popular tourist theme park.
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It's a theme park of unrelated ideas made logical by Sly's magnificence.
Usage of leisure industries in English
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Rowsell counts the athletic and leisure industries as competitors - both are big business today.
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CERT estimates that about 8,000 jobs were lost in the leisure industries last year.
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Layoffs that started in the restaurant and leisure industries have now spread to include manufacturing, construction and even healthcare.
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The Company is engaged in the supply of soft drinks to the retail, wholesale, catering, licensed and leisure industries.
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They include in their calculation of the direct contribution of tourism, the activities of restaurants and leisure industries directly supported by tourists.
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I have persuaded hundreds of Americans and Canadians to visit Ireland and have supported Ireland's business and leisure industries for over 30 years.
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Businesses in the retail, hospitality and leisure industries are cited as those most affected as they tend to rely on lower paid labour.
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The Philadelphia-based company provides food, facilities and uniforms to the education, healthcare, sports and leisure industries and operates brands such as WearGuard and Crest.
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The ONS found that the hospitality, retail and leisure industries paid workers 3.6% more this year than last.