How To Use Entertainer In A Sentence
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The ufological entertainers, mentioned above, have incorporated it as part of their acts.
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The value of all this free promotion is incalculable, which is no doubt why so many Republicans are using politics as merely a way to cash in big time as nothing more than entertainers.
Chris Weigant: Friday Talking Points -- Weiner Roast
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After wooing the Eastleigh audience with another blockbusting performance, the veteran entertainer vowed to fans that he would be back again next year.
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Serfs had simple diets and traveling minstrels and entertainers came to the manor.
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Kisses and hugs are welcomed by entertainers and restaurateurs, and many twentysomething guys favor bro-hugs.
Workplace Deals, Sealed With a Kiss?
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The quintessential entertainer - entrepreneur wielded unmatched influence over our childhood.
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In a decision that speaks well of his integrity but poorly of his abilities as a children's entertainer, screenwriter John Fusco decided that his equine characters communicate only through neighs and whinnies.
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Since their arrival in Europe, Roma have been self-employed artisans, entertainers, and middle men dealing in various commodities.
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The disgraced entertainer has chronic flatulence due to his medical problems.
The Sun
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If one of the world's most famous entertainers did not show up in one hour, he would be sent to jail, losing $3 million bail.
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He knows he is not the best singer in the competition but he certainly makes up for it as a great entertainer.
The Sun
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The story is inspired by the true tales of puppeteers and entertainers in Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia.
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There will be demonstrations on their talents from various artists and entertainers.
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To add to the excitement, a children's entertainer, competitions, quizzes and refreshments were included in the morning's entertainment.
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A few of them managed to survive on the loose as entertainers or musicians.
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Despite her limitations as an actress, she was a great entertainer.
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The event was spectacular and well produced as entertainers performed to their utmost.
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It is a clever, playful piece of extratextual fun from a gifted and generous entertainer.
Times, Sunday Times
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The new story is set in a contemporary urban setting with Red as a sexy adult nightclub entertainer, the Wolf a debonair skirt chaser, and Grandma an oversexed man-chaser.
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For the next month the centre will play host to dozens of entertainers and performers.
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Leave it to the entertainers to once again inject controversy into a telecast of a Super Bowl.
USATODAY.com - Stones' real hot stuff doesn't air
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He gave his version of organology a new name—phrenology—and took his show on the road, playing to even fuller houses than Gall had, not as a scientist, however, but as an entertainer.
MANUFACTURING DEPRESSION
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It was okay for boxers of 50 years ago to be taciturn, but today the champion is expected to be an entertainer.
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It was conceived in response to the disproportionate number of entertainers who have collaborated in some capacity with English pop-icon David Bowie only to later suffer premature deaths, varying only in the degree of their hideosity.
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Mum was cook, chauffeur, nurse, and entertainer all rolled into one.
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You will have positive links with a sports team or a group of entertainers.
The Sun
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You are ready for something new and joining a local group of entertainers is a great way to find it.
The Sun
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While most African Americans cringe when a white person utters the so-called N-word, many give black entertainers like Rock a special dispensation to use it.
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Children can discover poems with entertainers, watch a puppet show, get their faces painted and help create a wall of poetry.
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A little tip Robbie, me old mucker… you are the entertainer, so entertain.
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I was in Camden today and I came across this street ‘entertainer’ who would challenge the pan pipe geezers when it comes to the irritability factor.
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He'd even led me up a flight of stairs, singing a little ditty, seemingly spry and agile and as dapper as any day in his six decades as an entertainer.
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Entertainers were either doing mudras or belly dancing.
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In fact, entertainers have become versatile mimics of accents they weren't born with.
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There had been speeches, entertainers, music and dancing.
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Footballers and all sportsmen alike are entertainers, just like singers and actors.
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He owns the stage when he is out there and is a great all-round entertainer.
The Sun
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There is a shadowy nether world of entertainers who come out with the coffee and mints and do turns like medieval fools for top table.
Times, Sunday Times
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Despite her limitations as an actress, she was a great entertainer.
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As an entertainer he earns raucous laughter.
Times, Sunday Times
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The entertainers stood out from the crowd, especially the drag queen on top of an eight foot high pair of stilts.
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African-Americans were often typecast as servants, entertainers or criminals.
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I didn't give a fig about us not being great entertainers.
The Sun
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Consider your occupation - banker or entertainer - and lifestyle before you select a suit style.
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They are their dogs' ventriloquists and mind readers, as well as parents, entertainers, waiters, nurses and fetchers.
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I am a performer and an entertainer and no one should forget that.
The Sun
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Has it finally dawned on you that your reputation as an entertainer - for the crowds and therefore, for the corporate moneybags - is fast overshadowing your greatness as a batsman?
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When we are all overburdened with worries in our daily life, a real entertainer is a welcome relief.
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CITY bosses are clamping down on street entertainers following complaints about a knife thrower in a crowded high street.
The Sun
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The decade that gave us Madonna, Prince and all the other way-out entertainers is yours for the remaking, retaking and reliving!
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Yet this is a great entertainer for the new year.
Times, Sunday Times
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In much modern media, personalities such as Rafe Mair are as much entertainers as journalists.
Ezra Levant: June 2008 Archives
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Would-be entertainers with an almost hallucinatory shortage of talent would enact their dismal showbiz fantasies before an audience of hostile yahoos.
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He is one of the great entertainers and comedians of our time.
CELEBRATING SECOMBE: A Tribute to Sir Harry Secombe
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Ted Joans was born in Cairo, Illinois, on 4 July 1928, to African American entertainers working on Mississippi riverboats.
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No pass the parcel, no entertainer and no goody bags '.
Times, Sunday Times
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Fiercely independent, many Indians preferred to set up their own businesses, as street pedlars, entertainers and fortune-tellers.
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Not that I don't admire roaring entertainers, but a talk show requires some give and take, some exchange.
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The experience was "fun," but the "entertainer" guy who did the "raffles" 2 good ones- signed boxing gloves.... the rest crap like beer snuggies and baseball hats.
Be An Extra in The Fighter | /Film
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The entertainer didn't fool us with his conjuring.
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Throughout the day there will be stalls, sideshows, live music, entertainers, competitions and promotions ‘to create a real buzz’ in the town.
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Traditional timber buildings, craft demonstrations, street entertainers and a replica ship will create an authentic period atmosphere.
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He said he was a renowned merchant, entertainer, recoverer of misplaced fortunes, and problem-solver.
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You will have positive links with a sports team or a group of entertainers.
The Sun
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He made his first appearance as an entertainer with a comedy boxing routine at an army concert, and developed his musical skills when he joined the Royal Corps of Signals as a bandsman in 1943.
Sir Norman Wisdom obituary
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As the man beguiled by a boy who's a girl, he plays it straight (not farcically), exposing the entertainer's weakness for falling in love with love, no matter the gender.
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The entertainer sported a curled bob, a far cry from her usual flowy locks.
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Yet over a four-year period, Watson was employed as a town crier, children's entertainer, and as a toastmaster.
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When well-loved artists and entertainers die there are formal tributes, interviews with friends, a gush of doting anecdotage, but that's as far as it goes.
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The new show, featuring the cream of midland entertainers, uses the Shannon basin from Cavan to Athlone as its theme.
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As many as 80,000 of Japan's 130,000 foreign entertainers are Filipinos who send crucial remittances to their families at their home country.
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The entertainers served up a lively show
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Picking up where Elder Eatmore had left off, black entertainers continued to use minstrel antics into the 1940s and 1950s to parody and satirize black folk religion.
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At the age of 48, and a celebrated actor as well as a dazzling filmmaker—I heard him described as the Chinese Marlon Brando—Mr. Jiang has the buoyancy of an absurdist, the edge of an ironist, the camouflaged instincts of a moralist and the limitless zest of an entertainer who, from the evidence on the screen, might feel as much of a kinship with Abbott and Costello as with Beckett or Buñuel.
Bullets, Love and Beijing's Heavy Hand
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Street entertainers including clowns, acrobats, jugglers, and even walking wheeled dustbins and flower planters will entertain the crowds around town centre streets.
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But far from being a washout, the fun continued with revellers and entertainers singing and dancing in the rain.
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The veteran playwright and children's entertainer (I remember him doing All Star Record Breakers when I was a tot, followed a few years later by Tricky Business in the late 1980s) knows a thing or two about creating the type of theatre that every child will remember and enjoy, making them fans of the stage today and hoping that the theatregoing habit will continue as they grow up.
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the Post Office issued a series commemorating famous American entertainers
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The musicians, though, can be committed to being both artists and entertainers.
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There will be music, dancing, masks, beads, coins, themed entertainers, parade floats, and much more.
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Legendary entertainer Cher is speaking out for the first time about losing her daughter Chastity Bono — and gaining a son, Chaz.
Chastity/Chaz Bono Memoir “Coming Clean” Spring 2011
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entirely commensurate with the decedent's worldwide status as an entertainer and the world's grief over his death.
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We at MTV News couldn't be more grateful that the U.S.S. Enterprise is once again patrolling outer space, which is why Abrams and Pine are two of the entertainers we're most thankful for in 2009.
Who We’re Thankful In 2009: J.J. Abrams, Chris Pine And The Triumphant Return Of ‘Star Trek’ » MTV Movies Blog
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Guest appearances from other famous faces will also help her to find the veteran entertainer's winning formula.
The Sun
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She saw Clint as an aging pretty-boy, a gifted entertainer with overblown artistic pretensions.
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The only bright spot is provided by Cedric the Entertainer, as a crooked preacher.
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There is a thriving leisure class, which has given way to a class of well-off entertainers - dancers, acrobats, singers and other such performers in addition to the usual street variety.
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Great entertainers are treated shabbily, while callow, shallow twerps land their own series after half a dozen gigs.
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I am a great entertainer,' he said.
Times, Sunday Times
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As an entertainer he earns raucous laughter.
Times, Sunday Times
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He owns the stage when he is out there and is a great all-round entertainer.
The Sun
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It's much nicer to be on a brightly lit television set with an entertainer for a judge in front of you, and the whole nation or a portion of the nation with nothing better to do watching.
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A number of well - known public characters were cleverly hit off by the entertainer.
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Traditional entertainment may be part of religious fairs and festivals or provided by traveling bands of professional entertainers.
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Children were kept amused by entertainers Crystal and Dandelion who did face painting and put on a music show.
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Tasmania's ever popular, evergreen entertainer John Sidney has died in Hobart aged 75.
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These days, he seems pretty uncool, frozen in the modern psyche as the fat Vegas entertainer, but it's the young, hungry, ecstatically inspired Elvis that deserves to be immortalised.
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LEX MCMAHON, SON OF ED MCMAHON: Over the years, Ed told me that he wanted to be remembered as a good entertainer and a great Marine.
CNN Transcript Jul 2, 2009
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For the next month the centre will play host to dozens of entertainers and performers.
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Adam Lambert, that showman from a season past, knew how to be a true entertainer and connect with audiences.
It's time for producers to fix 'American Idol,' and here's how
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They've lined up some excellent entertainers for our show.
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As priorly mentioned, he is an entertainer, and evidently a damn good one, too, given the feedback of this blog.
Sony Pulls Controversial PSP Ad
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In this century, the list has expanded dramatically to embrace scientists, aviators, musicians, artists, authors and entertainers.
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Meanwhile, York city centre remained busy over the holiday weekend with crowds thronging the streets and pubs, and street entertainers drawing crowds.
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Various actors and entertainers drifted in and out of the Rat Pack.
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There is a shadowy nether world of entertainers who come out with the coffee and mints and do turns like medieval fools for top table.
Times, Sunday Times
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For your pleasure is a feast of the finest entertainers in the land!
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One will just have to assume that the reporter quoted the petite entertainer verbatim.
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David is an Environmental Geoscientist, avid reader, birdwatcher and full-time entertainer for a 5 year old boy.
Reality Bites… but Not Too Hard « Write Anything
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With the vintage costumes, the vampy dance moves, and the occasionally campy songs, the entertainers' underlying message to their customers seems clear: We may have come-hither eyes, but this is all an act.
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The City of Galway is the only town you can still see and hear street entertainers nowadays.
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The roads were thronged with petty chapmen, with their news-sheets, tracts, almanacs, cautionary tales, pamphlets full of homespun wisdom; pedlars with trinkets of all sorts; and travelling entertainers.
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It is good to see a entertainer handle oneself appropriately.
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As one of the most bankable entertainers and commentators in tabloid newspapers or television, he symbolises either dumbing down of national life, or a celebration of the average Scot.
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Each month the theme of the festival would change to allow a wide variety of artists and entertainers to take part.
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One of the winners, a tall, red-haired entertainer called Marti Caine, actually went on to present the show.
The Woman I Was Born to Be
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Two small boys and a dog comprised the street entertainer's only audience.
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Cultural life in the township is remarkably rich, bursting with accomplished singers and entertainers.
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I am truly glad to hear of even the remotest prospect of your getting employment, and if your entertainers mention the subject again I advise you by every consideration of love and interest to accept that, or any similar offer.
Letter 299
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The travelling bluesman was the poet and entertainer of an underclass within the underclass.
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Entertainers of this sort are now a dying breed.
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Every day on stage at Cinderella Castle, returning visitors join a cast of 75 characters and entertainers in a musical revue.
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The WSF was in some ways like a circus - a huge performing act with many artists, acrobats, entertainers.
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To be fair to Walden he does occasionally lighten the mood and once with one of my all time favourite gags from a comedian who bloomed very late but is one of the few old entertainers to truly stay on form ..
Archive 2007-07-22
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You also have an unexpected role to play with a local team or group of entertainers.
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After leaving Oxford, Andy was determined to work as a musician and be an entertainer.
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Tabby is a very talented entertainer and he has bright future ahead on stage.
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He went on to become the most popular entertainer of the age.
THE SCOTTISH ENLIGHTENMENT: The Scots' Invention of the Modern World
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Following a bout of media bashing, one of Britain's most popular entertainers, Les Dennis, proves he is no lightweight with a knock-out new show, An Evening With.
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While Police Commissioner Ray Kelly mingled with a star-studded cast of entertainers and rich New Yorkers -- including Chevy Chase, Ron Perelman, Charlie Rose, Michael Douglas and Jimmy Buffet -- in the Waldorf's ballroom, a tough-guy security guard was harassing and threatening a young female reporter for the New York Times.
Len Levitt: The Police Foundation: Making Enemies and Alienating Reporters
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Responding to CNN's D.L. Hughley's statement that Rush is the "de facto leader of the Republican party," Mr. Steele said that the title belonged to him and went on to say that Rush is a "mere entertainer" whose show is "incendiary" and "ugly.
Christopher Brauchli: Rush and Joe -- The Republican Party's Future
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A substantial number of Italians who came to Britain as entertainers in the early part of the nineteenth century, especially the Punch and Judy showmen, organ grinders and pedlars of the 1840s.
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He is an all-round entertainer.
The Sun
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Early film included actors from theater and vaudeville, entertainers from the circus, boxers, dancers, and non-actors caught in actualities or put on screen for staged events.
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When he returned, 17 years later, it was as a hugely successful entertainer with scores of hit records to his credit.
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The roads were thronged with petty chapmen, with their news-sheets, tracts, almanacs, cautionary tales, pamphlets full of homespun wisdom; pedlars with trinkets of all sorts; and travelling entertainers.
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Human bodies are 60 to 70 percent water, which is noncombustible (as demonstrated by entertainers who swallow fire with no ill effects).
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In a decision that speaks well of his integrity but poorly of his abilities as a children's entertainer, screenwriter John Fusco decided that his equine characters communicate only through neighs and whinnies.
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He was also a singer and entertainer and performed at many concerts in the locality.
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She had cards prepared which described her as a mystical and dramatic entertainer and an aurapathic delineator—an occult study involving the aura emanations from the human body.
Cora Minnett
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He knows that he is a performer, an entertainer whose love of animals is matched only by his love of magic.
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The family entertainer, she loved to amuse guests by dancing on the dining table.
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They 40-year-old actor and 51-year-old entertainer both wore the box's 'abada' - an official T-shirt needed for entry which each guest traditionally re-stylizes in their own taste.
The Velvet Hot Tub | Freshest Stories
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Synopsis: Tabitha Jute lands on Umbriel to transport a consignment for an ex-entertainer and meets a group of people who can turn dreams into art pieces.
REVIEW: The Space Opera Renaissance edited by David G. Hartwell & Kathryn Cramer
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And what does it say about a country that esteems its entertainers more than its warriors?
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Besides the sporran, which dates back to 1890 and is accompanied by a photograph of Lauder wearing it, Johnstone is selling a silver cigar box and two silver cups that once belonged to the entertainer.
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Cultural life in the township is remarkably rich, bursting with accomplished singers and entertainers.
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Which popular entertainer do you think they put on the cover?
Times, Sunday Times
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On my visa I always put my occupation as ‘entertainer’.
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The streets and bars were packed as visitors wandered amongst the stalls, fairs and entertainers on the streets of Killorglin.
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‘I'm an entertainer,’ he says, self-effacingly in a low mutter.
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Mum was cook, chauffeur, nurse, and entertainer all rolled into one.
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Tabby is a very talented entertainer and he has bright future ahead on stage.
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To add fun and colour there are, of course, entertainers such as clowns, jugglers, magicians and singers out and about at the main sites and on the streets.
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He looked a slightly distracted, unusually ill-at-ease character in the drawn Cape Town humdinger, where he basically heightened a suspicion that he has not been the same entertainer or "dominator" ever since his bust-up with former coach Peter Moores or serious Achilles tendon injury.
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Pete is a born entertainer and showman, thriving on being on stage with the audience under his control.
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He is that rarity, a jazzer who isn't afraid of being an entertainer, too.
Times, Sunday Times
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Whatever his name, he is an authentic avant-garde performance artist who has reinvented the art of the piano-bar entertainer in the goofiest way imaginable.
Sing Us a Song at the Bar
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As cabaret entertainer the answer will be, and need be, no.
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The concert will feature a host of local entertainers and top of the bill will be the widely acclaimed Clare singer Larry Mc Evoy.
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The public greeted the great entertainer with great warmth and much enthusiasm.
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Upon these considerations, he met with a most engaging reception from the entertainer, who was a well-bred man, of some learning, generosity, and taste; but his foible was the desire of being thought the inimitable pattern of all three.
The Adventures of Peregrine Pickle
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I just don't have a lot of confidence in the panel because the moderator is a writer who, at the last convention I was at, very proudly stated that she doesn't bother doing any research at all because she sees her primary role as an entertainer.
Mrissa: Minicon report, with digressions
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She is a successful, nationally recognized conference keynote speaker and entertainer.
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Being part of a trio of entertainers could land a special award.
The Sun
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Some have called him the greatest entertainer of the twentieth century.
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Some were established party activists, such as entertainer Barbra Streisand, who gave $ 50, 000 to the Democratic Party.
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Village celebrations and feast days, visiting entertainers, Sunday school excursions, even (when buses came in) excursions to Bournemouth, were the highest excitements of life.
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The politician, though, who enters into that line of work is employed as an entertainer.
Times, Sunday Times
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Unlike in other developed countries, artists and academics in the U.S. are not the national spokespersons that sports figures, entertainers and business people are.
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This year's festival includes a wide range of entertainers.
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They will teach aspiring entertainers how to sing, harmonize and to work with other people toward putting on a concert in a single day.
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In recent years the show has attracted more and more artists and entertainers.
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The club spends hundreds of millions of pounds but are hardly the great entertainers.
The Sun
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I am forcibly reminded of Bing Crosby and David Bowie duetting on Little Drummer Boy (round about the time the Thin White Duke moved to Berlin with Iggy and singlehandedly rescued the Bolivian economy as I recall) Heretofore nobody had known Ziggy really wanted to be an all round family entertainer (a term guaranteed to bring a shudder to anyone who can remember when the UK thought that Cliff Richard was a dangerous rocker, daddio)
A Delightful Holiday Reheat « Whatever
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The film-star or the crooner is not grudged the income that is grudged to the oil magnate, because the people appreciate the entertainer's accomplishment and not the entrepreneur's, and because the former's personality is liked and the latter's is not.
Notable & Quotable
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Entertainers of this sort are now a dying breed.
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Some have called him the greatest entertainer of the twentieth century.
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Some of them may have come into the profession attracted by the glamour of being singers and entertainers.
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Speed are slick professional entertainers, constantly engaging the audience with whoops, hollers, handclaps and dazzling charisma.
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For much of his long lifetime, he was also one of the 20th century's most successful entertainers, a purveyor of supersmooth easy-listening music that was distinguishable from Muzak only because he played it with perfect taste.
Both Good and Popular
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The answer is that his remarkable methods as batsman, bowler and captain made him one of the great sporting entertainers.
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And in him, the small screen has discovered an entertainer with gravitas.
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He is an all-round entertainer.
The Sun
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A host of talented musicians and entertainers will perform at the show, which takes place in Central Park.
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If these people turned off their TV sets and actually researched the issues they would not end up being led around like sheep by right wing entertainers posing as "newsmen" and Republican dirty tricks operatives.
Fears fuel emotional health care protests
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His fictional Hoffmann is a great teller of tales, whose life is on the skids; Offenbach was a great entertainer, whose reputation had taken a turn for the worse, leaving him isolated and open to ferocious attack.
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It was a great variety show with top notch actors and entertainers doing what they do best - hamming it up.
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I'm a musician, I'm a hoofer, I'm an entertainer from a line of entertainers.
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The scouts hosted an autumn fair, complete with stalls and children's entertainers at the Orbital Retail Park in North Swindon.
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He was a novelist of a sort that scarcely exists anymore: a serious, highbrow (or highish-brow) entertainer, who for a while was even more successful as a playwright than as a novelist.
GreenCine Daily: Shorts, 12/10.
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BEIJING Airlines are being told to stay away from Beijing's airport during the opening ceremony of the Olympics and further scrutiny is being applied to foreign entertainers in the latest security moves ahead of next month's games.
Beijing: No flights during Olympics opening
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Call an entertainer's work ‘conventional’ nowadays and you might receive a gob of spit in your eye.
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From cloakroom attendant at The Cavern to hostess of a thousand Blind Dates, she remains one of our best-loved entertainers.
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There's an unspoken but clear implication that Doherty is more of a children's entertainer than a teen hero.
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But this time around, it's a much more polished entertainer, although it's overshadowed by products yet to arrive.
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If the utterly mainstream, occasionally anodyne nature of the entertainer's work makes him hard to accept as an enormously significant black role model, so too does his apparent oblivion to racial politics.
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Much to the satisfaction of legitimate entertainers, the book also expresses respect for the art of legerdemain, which it discusses using that very term.
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Lingered to observe the live lacemaking, then took the kids to watch some entertainers.
Hey, isn't that...?: Mary-Louise Parker; Monte Durham
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You don't want to be the great entertainers, you want to be the team that plays winning football.
Times, Sunday Times
