The house was crowded with an army of servants, attendants, musicians, singers, entertainers and reporters.
Nan led the way to the ball room, where the entertainment by hired dancers, singers, and professional entertainers began on an improvised stage.
In the present instance, the writer found it expedient to limit himself to those entertainers who have given at least some evidence of continued prominence.
The two entertainers called each other Marie and Adele, and they kept up the illusion of spontaneous comradeship by appearing, or seeming to appear, in the Eleanora Duse fashion, without facial make-up.
Cretans have eyes under their back hair, or let's face it, Entertainers aren't Soldiers.
You might say that all usEntertainers were a bit edgy; being Demons doesn't automatically make us brave.
The Place is midway in size and atmosphere between a large nightclub where the Entertainers sleep in and a small Zeppelin hangar decorated for a party, though a Zeppelin is one thing we haven't had yet.
Entertainers and Soldiers are all Demon-Doublegangers, whichever side they're on--though they say the Snake Places are simply ghastly.
No, seriously, Greta, why do you Entertainers need mittens?
At dinner, and again at tea, our entertainers apologised for the exceptional weather, and assured us that all was quite otherwise as a rule.
A young titled Englishman, to whom this happened, cut his acquaintance with the place in consequence, although his entertainers never knew it.
Having other engagements, I was obliged to say good-bye to my entertainers immediately after the mid-day meal.
Ironically, the first professional entertainers to perform in minstrel shows were whites who were imitating plantation slave productions.
Visiting Negro entertainers from across the country usually performed at and resided in the Marshall Hotel.
Great secrecy had been maintained regarding the identity of the entertainers secured for it.
About the middle of the program Neale came forward with a solemn face and announced: "The nicest little team of entertainers in captivity.
At present we are dancing in the aisles ourselves, crowding the professional entertainersoff their own floors.
The breakfast exceeded in variety and abundance anything that had been set before us for months; and, if our entertainers had understood English, they would have been highly amused by our involuntary exclamations of delight.
One of our entertainers had already made my mouth water by the rapturous terms in which he described the approaching banquet, and I waited impatiently for the appointed hour of four.
It took some time for the little entertainers to gather, for they are not used to haste.
These girls are the professional entertainersof Japan.
Sire Eustace was overwhelmed with offers of assistance and has had to chase away some of the would-be entertainers almost by force.
Sidenote: Professional Entertainers at Fairs] Along with all this honest traffic proceed the amusements worthy and unworthy.
So the two kept the whole hall laughing through a rainy afternoon, and Conon contented his entertainers each with a denier.
As for a great fete like the present, obviously a large corps of entertainers must be mobilized.
The first half came to a triumphant end with the entire company of entertainers filling the little stage and vigorously proclaiming that they were "going to live, anyhow, until they died.
World Famous Aggregation of Senegambian Entertainers until--well, until it fell hurriedly two hours later, everything went beautifully.
We were able to offer very little in the way of amusement just at this period, entertainers either being more or less non-existent, or somewhat shy.
In an adjoining field, however, the various Company entertainers had full scope and played to large audiences.
Before my imprisonment she had been charitably taken by my entertainersinto their own house.
Of course I could not stay away from my entertainers at so holy a time, especially as they were in sorrow and trouble.
A guest who feels that she must return to her home for business, family or private reasons, is embarrassed by the insistence on the part of her entertainers that such return is unnecessary.
Each may fancy that he is following out the hospitable intentions of his entertainers when, in fact, he is selfishly oblivious of guestly duty and propriety.
And so we bade good-by to Stratford-on-Avon and its hospitalities, with grateful remembrances of our kindentertainers and all they did for our comfort and enjoyment.
He saluted hardly anybody except his entertainers and the Doctor.
The company was interested, as some of my readers maybe, to know what were the attractions offered to the visitors besides that of meeting the courteous entertainers and their distinguished guests.
Our entertainers were kind and agreeable people, so we looked forward to a very pleasant visit.
When we rejoined our hospitable entertainers the following morning the mystery of the sleeping accommodation was explained.
The throng listened in gloomy silence; and each, when he had emptied his bowl, rose and departed, leaving his entertainers in utter doubt as to his feelings and intentions.
Their baseness availed them little; for at night, after a feast of victory, when the Hurons were asleep or off their guard, their entertainers fell upon them, and killed or captured the greater part.
All shared the feast together, his entertainers using as napkins their own hair or that of their dogs; while Le Jeune, intent on increasing his knowledge of Algonquin, maintained an active discourse of broken words and pantomime.
Peggy was fain to admit afterward, and so was Roy, that never had she enjoyed anything so much as that meal in the old lighthouse with the wind roaring about it and the rough, kindly faces of their entertainerssmiling on them.
If their offering fell short of the value due from them the formal gratitude of their entertainers would lose nothing of its correctness at the time.
In return the entertainers would theoretically be entitled to a share of the property presented by the guests on their arrival, and of that given at other councils when the part of playing host fell to others.
Therefore it became usual for the solevu to take place at every half-yearly Provincial Council at which each district became in rotation the entertainers of the others.
I know no better entertainers than the Captain and Vi.
Very soon I heard talking outside of my door, and as both my entertainers had clear, high voices, I could hear distinctly what they said.
I would have been glad to go down to the lodge and say "Good-morning" to my kind entertainers there, but for some reason or other it struck me that that neat little house was too much out of the way.
After her departure, we took a drive to restore us to that harmony of spirits so desirable when persons are the entertainers of others.
One of these pig-tailed entertainers pretended to swallow fifty needles, which were afterwards produced from his mouth, each with a thread in its eye.
Some of the entertainers of the period are mentioned in an anonymous poem on Bartholomew Fair, which appeared in 1763.
If, therefore, no other merit should be found in the following pages, they will at least have been the means of preserving from oblivion all that is known of an almost extinct class of entertainers of the people.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "entertainers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
