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flying circus
noun
- a squadron of airplanes operating together, especially any of several squadrons of famous World War I aviators.
- a carnival troupe, or the like, offering exhibitions of stunt flying at fairs, circuses, etc.
flying circus
noun
- an exhibition of aircraft aerobatics
- the aircraft and men who take part in such exhibitions
Example Sentences
Given Gilliamâs wildly creative sensibilities, youâd be forgiven for assuming Clement was raised on âMonty Pythonâs Flying Circus,â based on the similarities between the Pythons and his absurdist comedy style, epitomized by âFlight of the Conchordsâ and âWhat We Do in the Shadows.â
Six weeks later, she was back on her stilts at Rioâs most iconic concert venue, Flying Circus, and nursing in her dressing room.
Over 35 years he churned out 5,786 columns, championing groundbreaking shows like âAll in the Family,â âSeinfeldâ and âMonty Pythonâs Flying Circusâ while mercilessly panning others.
In interviews, Charles has said he is a fan of Barbra Streisandâs music and movies, and surreal comedy shows including âMonty Pythonâs Flying Circusâ and âThe Goon Show.â
Mr. Kittinger later ran Rosie OâGradyâs Flying Circus in Orlando, giving customers balloon rides, and he raced in balloons and barnstormed at air shows in a biplane.
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