Meanings of opera-box in English

The note was an invitation to Mrs. Waddledot's opera-box for that evening.

A woman had her chapel as she now has her opera-box.

Of course, the Baronne had to have her horses, her opera-box, her fashionable frocks.

Her opera-box faced the Queen's, and a formidable rival she was to her Majesty.

How queer to have an opera-box and not use it!

They engaged an opera-box, for the purpose of holding a consultation with him in town.

Madame Sennier's white face, set in the frame of an opera-box, rose up before her.

You can't have a social position at Utica any more than you can have an opera-box.

The simple truth is that they made a fuss about her milliner's bill or refused her an opera-box.

Oh, I have secured that opera-box, Val, but at an extravagant price, considering the little time that remains of the season.

I have no fortune, and I fear my face will never buy a title, an opera-box, and a house in Grosvenor Square.

I might have bought a landed estate to be inherited by-nobody ;ora house in Belgravia, and an opera-box, to be shared by-nobody.

The daughters of his own race sold themselves to the Invaders; the daughters of the Invaders bought their husbands as they bought an opera-box.

He decorates my apartments; he spends enormous sums upon my entertainments; my servants, my opera-box, all external matters are maintained with the utmost splendor.

She was talking more earnestly than was becoming, to that easy-mannered dark-eyed fellow; the man who had made him savage by entering the opera-box.

He sent Madame Rabourdin an opera-box for a first representation, took her there in a carriage and brought her back,-anattention which evidently pleased her.