Significados de carnival time en inglés

The great season is not until the carnival time-inthe spring.

We were specifically joking about traveling to Rio during carnival time.

There may be a sacred hour, even in carnival time.

A firm hard-on, a Tower of Pisa at carnival time.

The carnival time was drawing to an end.

For Bell's light on Shakespeare would be but a sulphur match the more at carnival time.

The cheapest flight to Trinidad around carnival time will set you back at least €750.

Lent is approaching, and it's carnival time.

Peru's carnival time is in March and there are colourful displays of dancing, elaborate costumes and masks.

Is this carnival time, to go masquerading by the light of the moon and waking up honest people?

It's carnival time, and there is no better way to get in the mood than performing your own song

It's carnival time, you know.

In these landaus one drives along the Corso with or without masks from nine to twelve o'clock during the carnival time.

In carnival time, there is also, at this same government, a ball twice or thrice a week, carried on by subscription.

It was carnival time, and to give the ladies some diversion they recited verses, sonnets and speeches, first impromptus and afterwards set compositions.

A motley lot of men they are-sailors and traction engineers, Pierrots, soldiers, and even vestal virgins-forthe June Commencement is college carnival time.