circusy การใช้

• Actually, it is heard in a circusy orchestration that evokes a fife and drum corps.
• The mood turns circusy with march music, in a dance crammed with goofy physical humor.
• James Conlon's conducting made the music's circusy gallops as rambunctious as the thrusting thumps of Sergei's desire.
• "If fashion got involved, " he added, " the whole thing would lose its circusy verve ."
• Christine Joly de Lotbinniere's ragtag costumes have a circusy charm that adds to the itinerant atmosphere, which is enhanced by Dierdre Broderick's cataclysmic score.
• Drummer Don Kerr produced the album, diverging from the bare bones sound of'Nowhere Fast'to implement cello, trumpet, and sax in creating a more colourful backdrop for Harness'circusy / cinematic lyrics.
• Ruthann Manley as Susan's companion, Anne; Jeffrey Lentz as Jo the Loiterer, Tara Venditti as Indiana Elliot, Mark Tevis as John Adams, Wendy Hill as Constance Fletcher and Lisa Angelina Griffith as Jenny Reefer all contributed amply to the circusy atmosphere.
• Mr . Asenjo sings lyrics as chattery and percussive as some hip-hop, taking on the ups and downs of love and life, with his voice answered by chortling horns  did he borrow the arranging idea from ska bands ?  and a tootling, circusy organ.
• On the heels of a 1907 Illinois High School Athletic Association report decrying the sport as " unladylike " ( " [ T ] he costumes are too circusy for girls, and . . . the record of blackened eyes, scratched countenances, and bruised limbs . . . is an argument against the game as far as the lassies are concerned " ), girls'basketball was banned in that state, and schools nationwide followed suit.