trapeze

It had to do, I believe, with a young man on a trapeze.

But if I miss this time, she thought, the trapeze will stay up.

Thanks to the internet I am now back up on the trapeze.

And at the end they will be invited to try the trapeze.

"They're not likely to do that trapeze act in the dark."

It was first constructed in 1935, and has no trapeze.

"Do I go through hanging from a trapeze this time?"

Now and again he looked up at the fighting animals on the trapezes.

Frank watched the trapeze student leave and then turned to his brother.

He was riding down on a kind of flying trapeze.

But the trapeze student just stood there, staring at the ball.

From down below, they can't see the trapeze at all.

Not daring to look down, he grabbed for the trapeze.

"Remind me to get into shape before the next time I go out for trapeze," he said.

A trapeze is usually used by the crew and helm.

He's at the top of the high trapeze with no lights."

Both the crew and the helm are able to use the trapeze at the same time.

Even the microphone stand is attached to some sort of trapeze.

In the film, a man lives out his dreams by learning to fly on the trapeze.

In the dark, she'd crashed into the trapeze and almost knocked herself out.

The broken trapeze was still hanging from high above the platform.

The boat does not have a trapeze, but instead makes use of wide wings.

"Before the regular show we give audience members a chance to try the trapeze or the low wire."

Suspended over one is a net for the trapeze artists.

Now there is Zen and the art of flying trapeze.