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Definition of opera glasses in English: opera glassesplural noun Small binoculars for use at the opera or theatre. Example sentencesExamples - Well, I know for a fact that this is untrue: the old girl merely sent over an old wig and a pair of inflatable waterwings and demanded that all opera glasses were removed from the auditorium.
- I emerged a minute later with a pair of binoculars and a pair of opera glasses.
- Petzval also perfected the telescope and designed the opera glasses.
- With good eyesight - though opera glasses would help - the sign can be made out from pretty much any of the 1,130 seats and the standing room at the back of the orchestra.
- Even though you are seeing a bunch of toys through plastic opera glasses and listening to puppet-master Weinstein do his full range of daft voices, this dramatic world begins to win you over.
- Sometimes, when I had to be content with a seat at the back of the lecture theatre, I used a pair of opera glasses to get at least a glimpse of the speaker.
- From the isolated vantage point of his room he uses an old pair of opera glasses to spy on a young woman across the street.
- There they found Morgan Murphy, a reserve catcher who rarely did any catching, sitting with a telegraph instrument, along with a pair of strong opera glasses that completed his equipment.
- But the North's culture vultures can leave the opera glasses at home.
- Galileo's telescope was similar to a pair of opera glasses in that it used an arrangement of glass lenses to magnify objects.
- Or - since both movies are based on short stories by Tagore - did Tagore like to put opera glasses in his heroines' hands?
- Audiences were advised to bring opera glasses to view the canvas, surveying the painting as if searching a vista.
- Laurie just hands her the pair of opera glasses.
- Some even used opera glasses, to enhance the illusion that they were examining the details of a living world.
- The image of ladies and soft gentlemen sitting under parasols trading opera glasses back and forth all the better to see men die always leaves me nauseous.
- Along with a ballpoint and opera glasses, they have become standard equipment for dance-going.
- People brought binoculars and opera glasses to get a better look.
- It didn't attract any Christian protests although there were sometimes unseemly tussles in the stalls over opera glasses.
- How much longer will it take him to put his opera glasses in the case?
- From the early 1880s so-called ‘detective’ cameras were disguised as or hidden in parcels, opera glasses, bags, hats, walking-stick handles and many other forms.
Definition of opera glasses in US English: opera glasses(also opera glass) plural nounˈɑp(ə)rə ˌɡlæsəzˈäp(ə)rə ˌɡlasəz Small binoculars for use at the opera or theater. Example sentencesExamples - People brought binoculars and opera glasses to get a better look.
- I emerged a minute later with a pair of binoculars and a pair of opera glasses.
- Sometimes, when I had to be content with a seat at the back of the lecture theatre, I used a pair of opera glasses to get at least a glimpse of the speaker.
- Even though you are seeing a bunch of toys through plastic opera glasses and listening to puppet-master Weinstein do his full range of daft voices, this dramatic world begins to win you over.
- From the isolated vantage point of his room he uses an old pair of opera glasses to spy on a young woman across the street.
- Audiences were advised to bring opera glasses to view the canvas, surveying the painting as if searching a vista.
- Petzval also perfected the telescope and designed the opera glasses.
- It didn't attract any Christian protests although there were sometimes unseemly tussles in the stalls over opera glasses.
- Galileo's telescope was similar to a pair of opera glasses in that it used an arrangement of glass lenses to magnify objects.
- Or - since both movies are based on short stories by Tagore - did Tagore like to put opera glasses in his heroines' hands?
- Along with a ballpoint and opera glasses, they have become standard equipment for dance-going.
- Some even used opera glasses, to enhance the illusion that they were examining the details of a living world.
- From the early 1880s so-called ‘detective’ cameras were disguised as or hidden in parcels, opera glasses, bags, hats, walking-stick handles and many other forms.
- There they found Morgan Murphy, a reserve catcher who rarely did any catching, sitting with a telegraph instrument, along with a pair of strong opera glasses that completed his equipment.
- Laurie just hands her the pair of opera glasses.
- But the North's culture vultures can leave the opera glasses at home.
- How much longer will it take him to put his opera glasses in the case?
- Well, I know for a fact that this is untrue: the old girl merely sent over an old wig and a pair of inflatable waterwings and demanded that all opera glasses were removed from the auditorium.
- The image of ladies and soft gentlemen sitting under parasols trading opera glasses back and forth all the better to see men die always leaves me nauseous.
- With good eyesight - though opera glasses would help - the sign can be made out from pretty much any of the 1,130 seats and the standing room at the back of the orchestra.
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