matinee|matinees|matinée|matinées in English

noun

[mat·i·nee || 'mætn'eɪ /'mætɪneɪ]

afternoon performance of a play or movie

Use "matinee|matinees|matinée|matinées" in a sentence

1. In fact I am not interested in matinee show.

2. They have a matinee tomorrow.

3. " I've been to the matinee this afternoon. "

4. I have ticket reserved for today's matinee.

5. Rudolph Valentino was the matinee idol of his day.

6. There is no matinee performance September

7. A 2 p.m. matinee is scheduled for Sunday.

8. Yet he walked and talked like a matinee idol.

9. Rudolph Valentino was matinee idol of his day.

10. We have nothing at all left for today's matinee.

11. Drinks will also be served during the intervals of the three matinee performances.

12. We've sold out for today's matinee, but there's an evening performance.

13. A : Then, give me two box seats for the Wednesday matinee.

14. Matinee gives you over 30 clips of video to edit and view.

15. A suave and sophisticated style reminiscent of matinee idols if the thirties.

16. We have tickets for the matinee, It'starts at 3 p.m.

17. Consider the sinister, theatrical laugh of the matinee bad guy.

18. " Come down and meet me to morrow, " he said, " and we'll go to the matinee.

19. 4 However, modernisation will help to expand the programme further, including film shows, shadow puppetry and matinees - presently impracticable.

20. 17 However, modernisation will help to expand the programme further, including film shows, shadow puppetry and matinees - presently impracticable.

21. Counter-Top Displays Other du Maurier Benson & Hedges Export A Players Matinee Ad Type:

22. Dressing, after the matinee on Wednesday, a knock came at her dressing - room door.

23. By the way , will it be an evening performance or a matinee?

24. I don't know if you remember that at all, but Robert Goulet was quite the matinee idol.

25. 30 He was a matinee-handsome man who could have been an actor on the Mandarin stage.