Noun:

அவ்வப்போது நடைபெறும் நிகழ்ச்சிகள் பற்றிய நையாண்டிப் பொழுதுபோக்கு,

revues's Usage Examples:

Capitaine, Recherches sur les journaux et les ecrits periodiques liegeois (1850); Releve de tous les ecrits periodiques qui se publient dans le royaume de Belgique (1875); Catalogue des journaux, revues, et publications periodiques de la Belgique (1910); Revue bibliographique belge.

Established now for around 12 years, the band has been constantly touring abroad and at home to packed houses and rave revues.

, 1897-1899, 1898-1900), indexes about 350 periodicals; Annuaire de la presse francaise et du monde politique (1909-1910); Le Soudier, Annuaire des journaux, revues et publications periodiques parus a Paris jusqu'en 1909 (1910).

Boyer, "La Mathematicienne Agnesi," in the Revue Catholique des revues francaises et etrangeres (Paris, 1897).

As a result, more formal revues like Oh Calcutta! are lumped in with the top musicals out there -- even though the show doesn't feature a single solo or ensemble number.

Other shows feature Vegas-style revues as well as individual performers: magicians, comedians, harpists, and a cappella groups are frequent entertainers on Celebrity ships.

With limited resources, tiny funds and no sleep at my disposal, I cheated and tried to attend as many revues as possible.

In the mid-1980s, Wessex Films was producing two revues a term that were regularly screened to audiences of over 150.

) in progress; see also articles by Emile Verhaeren in the Revue des revues (15th June 1896), by Albert Mockel in the Revue encyclopedique (24th July 1897); a collection of criticisms chiefly on Belgian writers by Eugene Gilbert, France et Belgique; etudes litteraires (1905); Frederic Faber, Histoire du theatre francais en Belgique (5 vols.

Jordell, Repertoire bibliographique des principales revues francaises (3 vols.

Synonyms:

review, variety, variety show, follies,

Antonyms:

varied, unvaried, homogeneity, type, antitype,