How To Use Snake charmer In A Sentence
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The snake charmer reached out gingerly to touch the snake in his basket.
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Roberts meant a lot to a vast audience of Pentecostals, those believers ridiculed - by atheists, agnostics and mainstream religions alike - as backwater snake charmers, poor, uneducated serfs lucky to scrape up enough money to pay the rent on the shack and procure "vittles" for Sunday dinner.
Lonestartimes.com
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Despite laws against both unlicensed ownership of a cobra and defanging, snake charmers still perform in India.
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Here are acrobats, storytellers, letter writers, snake charmers and teeth pullers.
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Snake Charmers are a favorite of serious mako shark chasing charter captains in the Northeast.
Fun Guns
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Snake charmer Glam up with timeless faux snakeskin.
The Sun
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Jugglers and snake charmers were magnetizing a part of the crowd, but today they had no effect on her.
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The snake charmer reached out gingerly to touch the snake in his basket.
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Everywhere amazing spectacles were being performed, as crowds gathered and applauded the snake charmers, coal-walkers, and fire-eaters.
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The whole city seems to gather here to take in an incredible range of entertainment, including tooth pullers, snake charmer, musicians and Arabic storytellers.
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Ancient tradition remains powerful, and stories of witches and snake charmers are still whispered high in the remote mountain villages.
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Everywhere amazing spectacles were being performed, as crowds gathered and applauded the snake charmers, coal-walkers, and fire-eaters.
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The music is volatile: its percussion tribal and its lead like a snake charmer's flute, strangulated forever.
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It was an instrumental piece that depicted a snake charmer and a snake.
Times, Sunday Times
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Ancient tradition remains powerful, and stories of witches and snake charmers are still whispered high in the remote mountain villages.
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The Musée d' Orsay has sent The Snake Charmer, my favourite Rousseau, in which a pitch-black silhouette of an Indian pipe-player, who is hung with snakes, tempts closer a pink approximation of a roseate spoonbill.
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Kantha Rao said he gradually got over his fear of snakes and would get at least a couple of them home from snake charmers every ‘Subrahmanya Shashti’ to pay obeisance to them.
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You'll see snake charmers, vendors hawking everything under the sun, the occasional elephant and taxi drivers that put a New York cabbie to shame.
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Ancient tradition remains powerful, and stories of witches and snake charmers are still whispered high in the remote mountain villages.
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She's a snake charmer, a mambo rider, a serpent-wrangler and inchworm-eater and Cave is her willing accomplice.
Grinderman
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I guess tomorrow night I'll pretend to be a snake charmer or a fire-eater, maybe the girl who rides the ponies backwards.
Tightrope
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Having stayed in this land of elephants and snake charmers for twenty years now, I've become used to this inane exposition of sanctimoniousness.
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The snake charmer reached out gingerly to touch the snake in his basket.
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The most important role played by the snake charmers is in treating people who have been bitten by snakes.
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We had this catch phrase involving a snake charmer.
The Sun
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First, a trade secret: the snakes with a snake charmer are usually defanged.
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The snake charmer fascinates the cobra
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It was an instrumental piece that depicted a snake charmer and a snake.
Times, Sunday Times
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It was an instrumental piece that depicted a snake charmer and a snake.
Times, Sunday Times
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The whine of a snake charmer's pipe strikes the air, and men deal cards.
Times, Sunday Times
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Quite how authentically Tunisian the snake charmers, contortionists and belly dancers were I don't know, but it was a good laugh and the meal was decent enough.
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The snake charmers, in return for a small fee, rescue species like cobras and rat snakes that show up in people's homes and release them in forests.
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This was the species represented in the Egyptian symbol of royalty, the uraeus, and is the one still employed by snake charmers throughout North Africa.
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She writes of being a spectator in an exotic world of jugglers, tumblers, snake charmers, fire-eaters, and nautch girls.
