Sentences with phrase «traveling circus life»

Balancing, handling complex routines, and entertaining people with their quick wit was right up their alley, and the traveling circus life served as the main propagator of American Eskimo puppies.

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Much of the elephants» lives were spent chained in train cars, being transported to traveling circus shows around the country.

Last night, I had a horrifyingly realistic dream that began with getting arranged - marriage - promised to a stranger, followed with a multi-day wedding / traveling circus performance, and finally devolved into me trying to dissolve the marriage contract while vying for the affections of my true love (and actual, real - life husband) as a woman named Sharmula attempted to seduce him away.

No matter where you live or where you're planning to travel, a sweet yoga circus is probably nearby.

Synopsis: In 18th - century Romania, after spending much of her life in a traveling circus, human - vampire hybrid Rayne (Kristanna Loken) escapes and plots to t...

When Victor travels to the circus and witnesses a hunchback named Igor (Radcliffe) saving the life of a performer named Lorelei (Jessica Brown Findlay), he doesn't care for Igor.

Clint Barton's early life might have been spent in a traveling circus, but once he quit that, joined the costumed villain game, quit that, and then joined the costumed heroes game (it's a long story), Clint's made a home for himself in and around NYC while working alongside Earth's Mightiest Heroes.

All in all, this is a highly enjoyable, well - researched, somewhat romantic read that brings to life the era of the traveling circus and small town America in a time far harder for most than the current day.

A highly enjoyable, well - researched, somewhat romantic read that brings to life the era of the traveling circus and small town America during the Depression.

It felt like we were living in a traveling circus, but with more luxuries and fewer animals.

This painting shows a group of itinerant, socially marginalized circus performers who would have traveled from town to town to earn a living.

The fabulist and inveterate drifter Joseph Yoakum was known to claim that he had traveled the world as a circus man, a soldier, and a train porter during the first six or so decades of his life.

According to a report from The Denver Post, ADI played a pivotal role in liberating animals from Bolivia's traveling circuses, exposing the disturbing conditions many of them were subjected to in their lives as «performers».

Jan Creamer, the group's president, hails the Bolivian government for its protection of animal rights; responding to ADI reports, lawmakers became the first in South America to ban the use of live animals in circuses and traveling shows.

Another account (with another photo) has him at eight feet, six inches, and says he started his adult life as a professional giant touring with circuses including Ringling Bros., Barnum and Bailey, and then became a traveling salesman.