Example sentences for: music-hall

How can you use “music-hall” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • Popsy, popsie, popsy-wopsy may sound North American in origin because of their use in radio and music-hall songs, but they are much older than that.

  • The first of these is the possessive, the second represents the vowel of is . (The Joyce title is typical of the author's linguistically inventive but allusive style, and is actually a compound of two proper names: that of Finn MaCool, the Irish folk-hero, and Tim Finnegan, the hero of a music-hall ballad, who sprang to life in the middle of his own wake.)


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