clowns造句怎么写

Equality exists as all human beings regard themselves as clowns, or each one is a clown.

According to Daily Mail, on June 10, more than 100 professional clowns marched through the Salvadoran capital to protest against the killing of a bus passenger by two imposter clowns.

The cargo that carried the clowns was never found and was believed to have been sucked down beneath the sand.

I have seen clowns enough holding tapers aslant, both with and without cowls, to last me for my life.

Or how about “Natasha Demkina: Russiangirl who claims to have X-ray vision” (status: kept) and “The role of clowns inmodern society” (status: deleted)?

To make matters even more difficult, the markets, like circus clowns, always seem to have a custard pie at the ready.

They are so unbelievably stupid and what an embarrassment for Taiwan for those two clowns to make up such bull shit for the whole world to see........... So sad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It is an exaggerated fear of clowns.

'And watching you clowns stumble around, you've all got two left feet!

When she saw the clowns, the little girl's tears gave way to laughter.

Pop culture is full of clowns creating all kinds of anxiety among grown-ups as well as children.

"Hey, " he thinks, "I'm Superman and I don't need those two clowns to have a good time.

A scene called Children puts animated cartoon clowns on the outer LCD in hopes of making a child smile for the camera.

To my mother, my dog, and clowns.

Well, it involves working with lions, clowns, one-eyed bearded ladies and of course midgets!

In the United States, the parading procession has clowns on stilts, and the lovely cartoon character Mickey Mouse.

If the secrets behind the magic are known to them, they would fell that the magic is nothing but a petty trick and the magicians are ridiculous clowns rather than demigods.

Just as the clowns left the place, Mr. Archibald returned with some fair water.

Some people think clowns are only funny for children.

There were many things to see: elephants, lions, men who flew through the air on swinging bars and funny men called clowns.