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Meaning of footlight
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footlight (n.)
One of a row of lights in the front of the stage in a theater, etc., and on a level therewith.
footlight Sentence Examples
- The performers waited patiently behind the footlights, their hearts pounding with anticipation.
- The stage lights cast a bright glow on the actors, creating a magical atmosphere beneath the footlights.
- The ballet dancers moved gracefully across the footlights, their movements ethereal and enchanting.
- The comedian had a knack for improvising, often keeping his footlights audience in stitches.
- The singer raised her voice over the thunderous applause, her footlights casting an aura of confidence.
- The conductor took his place in the orchestra pit, his footlights illuminating his music stand.
- The playwright's words flowed effortlessly, illuminating the human condition for his footlights audience.
- The orchestra played a triumphant overture, as the curtain rose on the latest production, footlights blazing.
- The footlights flickered and danced, casting a vibrant glow on the elaborate costumes of the performers.
- The theatergoers marveled at the intricate footlights that added a touch of artistry to the stage.
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One of a row of lights in the front of the stage in a theater, etc., and on a level therewith.
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The performers waited patiently behind the footlights, their hearts pounding with anticipation.
The stage lights cast a bright glow on the actors, creating a magical atmosphere beneath the footlights.
The ballet dancers moved gracefully across the footlights, their movements ethereal and enchanting.
The comedian had a knack for improvising, often keeping his footlights audience in stitches.
