Rearmost or uppermost area in the balcony containing the least expensive seats.
Synonyms
Examples for "family circle"
Examples for "family circle"
1
The news of their betrothal aroused a storm in the family circle.
2
The evening sped on agreeably, and with animation in the family circle.
3
Companioned by Creighton, he usually enlarged the family circle in the evenings.
4
I was an American, quite a new element in the family circle.
5
In my family circle we are accustomed to meet each other frankly.
1
After dinner, Booth sat in the screened upper balcony with Vivian.
2
No matter-thePrince recalled sessions had with Angelus on the upper balcony yonder.
3
One of his deputies leaned from an upper balcony and saw.
4
On an upper balcony, a brain was gazing down at us.
5
These, he explained, represented two seats in the upper balcony.
1
They trigger embarrassing catcalls from the peanut gallery and a general whoever-thought-that-was-a-good-idea-in-the-first-place bewilderment.
2
Get out of the peanut gallery and into the ball park, would ya?
3
Before the peanut gallery could say anything, she said, "Wait for it."
4
Come Dine With Me is back & calling for contestants Hey there, peanut gallery!
5
Someone in the peanut gallery was proving useful after all.
1
The living room has a gas-fitted fireplace and doors to a second balcony.
2
My family occupied the whole second balcony of Ereb Tage.
3
She has reached the second balcony.
4
This was the second balcony.
5
Evidently, my father had written for the tickets, because she and I sat in the last row of the second balcony.
6
To gain access to the hanging garden, one crossed a narrow bridge, which led from the second balcony of the château.
7
There were boos from the orchestra to the second balcony … I did drop the hat in "Steam Heat".
8
Observed man at theatre box office who asked if possible buy two seats in last row of second balcony week from Monday night.
9
She pulls herself up the face of the first and second balconies, using the easy handholds of the bars to climb.
10
In the rear of the theater were the first and second balconies, occupied by voluble men and women of all ages and nationalities.