Theatres In A Sentence

• The theatres were closed.
• What theatres have you been to lately?
• After that many other theatres rose.
• And so might theatres and cards.
• The theatres come out at midnight.
• Upon the theatres this deprivation fell heavily.
• They did not want to go to the theatres in the evening.
• It was what on the theatres they would call a tableau.
• Les théâtres lyriques sont trop vastes.
• A measure of free trade in theatres was established.
• Only half a dozen theatres for three millions of people!
• The theatres were strong, the newspapers were weak.
• I hope he will live, lest the theatres should be shut up.
• Our old theatres were of two classes, public and private.
• Practically they reduced the London theatres to two.
• The American theatres are much better kept than ours.
• Ancient Theatres and Crosses.
• I suppose you would prefer the principal theatres to be open?
• There were also a good many theatres in the existence of this busy lady.
• This movie is still playing in specialty theatres around the big cities.
• Our theatres are not distinguished, as is known, for luxury of furnishing.

• Then you were not in the habit of visiting the second-rate theatres or other places.
• She notices that her friends have numerous invitations to theatres and dinners.
• Surgical operations he witnessed at the theatres of any hospital on the regular days.
• If you think of it, there are so few theatres accessible that they cannot go often.
• The tempests of the public theatres were assuredly conducted after a ruder method.
• He selected for tonight one of the big theatres where a tragedy was on the bill.
• The theatres were considerably reduced in number by the time 1636 was arrived at.
• The first hospital is fuller of pity and terror than all the theatres in the world.
• The theatres are full of artists who have picked up music from singing-masters about the country.
• Formerly, the prices of admission to the theatres were not fixed so definitely as at present.
• The theatres were over by this time, and the streets were beginning to grow empty.
• The employment of gas-lights in theatres was strenuously objected to by many people.
• Actors have often appeared in two, and sometimes in three theatres on the same evening.
• Prostitutes taken from the theatres were made duchesses, their bastards dukes and earls.
• Moreover, the performances at the private theatres were presented by candle or torch light.
• The traffic from the theatres was very congested, and the vehicles were crawling slowly westward.
• The ladies who adorn the theatres with their presence insist upon hearing of nothing but love.
• The theatres and the tea-shops and the public-houses will be as full as ever the next day.
• I am bored by theatres and by books and by every sort of thing that people call pleasure.

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