A pair of spectacles.

Organization of professional theatre and staging of spectacles in Baku was stopped after the first spectacles.

The White Rabbit put on his spectacles.

Tom put on his spectacles to read the letter.

Oh, so the rich gentleman in spectacles is your fiance?

It is just the opening scene and more spectacles will follow.

Then he removed his spectacles, and everyone in the bar gasped.

Luckily, the streets of New York offer extraordinary spectacles wherever one is.

He put on his spectacles again, and then turned and faced her.

These spectacles were intended for national consumption, but the Americans deeply resented them.

Viewed through the rosy spectacles of nation statehood, this may look like corruption.

The same perverse logic is at work in the Islamic State s viral spectacles.

Besides that, the troupe displayed spectacles in Taghiyev Theatre and in other regions.

I'll make you like me, too. You have beautiful eyes without those spectacles.

'After all, how inclined we all are to these cruel spectacles,' he said. 'I notice...'

After the Soviet Union s collapse, Russia, no longer a superpower, put its military spectacles on ice.

And while spectacles had been invented in Italy around 1286, the need for reading glasses increased substantially.

The author concedes that spectacles were issued to him several years ago, but claims that his family had to pay for them he further claims that the spectacles are no longer of use, because of the deterioration of his eyesight.

Lenses came into widespread use in Europe with the invention of spectacles, probably in Italy in the 1280s.

The bezel that Carlos hit that day had one or two lenses, but not as these new spectacles

Here the Queen put on her spectacles, and began staring at the Hatter, who turned pale and fidgeted.

Of all the spectacles mankind has viewed through a telescope, there are few lovelier than a spiral galaxy.

The reflection of the fire lent a kind of red animation to his big spectacles they had lacked hitherto.

Few countries in recent years have been spared the pain of their domestic political spectacles being broadcast around the world.

They have black eyes with white rings or spectacles, and a white stripe on the upper surface of the tail.

And if your brain is failing at integrating bad news about the future, you will constantly leave your rose tinted spectacles on.

A great many Ivorians went out to take advantage of these various spectacles and the supporting technology, and everyone left with souvenir photos.

But in a fog like the one that's coming up, your fiance won't see any better with six pairs of spectacles than with one.

From 2000 to date we have sent in excess of 200,000 spectacles to poor people in Sri Lanka, who have difficulty in providing their own.

He did not strike a light, but putting on his spectacles, her dressing gown and his bath slippers, he went out on the landing to listen.

He was, he says, taken aback. Good afternoon, said the stranger, regarding him as Mr. Henfrey says, with a vivid sense of the dark spectacles like a

Of course, said Mr. Bunting, taking out and wiping his spectacles and feeling suddenly very uncomfortable for he had no Greek left in his mind worth talking about

(6) Prohibit the holding of meetings, rallies, street processions and demonstrations that would further destabilize the situation, and also public hunger strikes and pickets, spectacles, sports and other mass events

Either by accident or design, the media choose only those battles that offer the finest spectacles clashes of personalities, violence and repression, struggles over national identity, and disputes about moral and sexual attitudes.

'There are two sides to it,' continued Karenin, 'that of the performers and that of the spectators. The love of such spectacles is the surest proof of low development in the onlookers, I admit, but...'

I prefer to keep them on, he said with emphasis, and she noticed that he wore big blue spectacles with sidelights, and had a bush side whisker over his coat collar that completely hid his cheeks and face.

Alice began in a loud, indignant voice, but she stopped hastily, for the White Rabbit cried out, 'Silence in the court!' and the King put on his spectacles and looked anxiously round, to make out who was talking.

Serezha looked attentively at his teacher, at his thin little beard and his spectacles which had slipped down the bridge of his nose, and became so engrossed in thought that he no longer heard what his teacher was explaining.

When decisions are made about who gets what aid in times of hardship, it is no surprise that ruling tribes get more than those out of power. Viewed through the rosy spectacles of nation statehood, this may look like corruption.

11.4 As regards the author apos s complaints about the deteriorating sight in his one eye, it is stated that the author has been treated at the Eye Clinic of the Port of Spain General Hospital a pair of spectacles was issued to him, which he has been using for the past two years.

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