opera glasses

She's irritated her opera glasses have been left at home.

My child observer, I noticed, was now training her opera glasses on him.

He lifted his opera glasses and began scanning the hall.

She laid aside the opera glasses and sat back in her seat.

Caroline took the opera glasses from her eyes, said a depressing thing.

She produced with enormous pride a small pair of opera glasses.

Dropping the opera glasses into my jacket pocket, I stood up again.

I took back the opera glasses and nodded, fascinated.

Cutter, beside me, raised his opera glasses in a businesslike way.

The professor drew a pair of opera glasses from his coat and focused them upon the scene across the street.

She dug her new opera glasses out of her purse.

"Opera glasses," he said as he handed them to her.

"You just dropped your fat butt on my opera glasses," she told Rollo.

There were opera glasses on each table, in order that guests might watch Harry and his boys clean out their traps.

The public were charged admission and provided with opera glasses to examine the painting's details.

Minnie Mouse then tells the guests to put on their "opera glasses."

Many used binoculars or wore opera glasses attached to spectacle frames.

Louise looks through her opera glasses at the cellists.

A seven-foot-tall woman whose long, thick, auburn hair seemed to have a life of its own looked down at her through opera glasses.

And the trick was no longer voted ugly; on the contrary, the men raised their opera glasses.

Then he got a pair of opera glasses out of an inner pocket and looked through those.

The gentleman raised opera glasses to his eyes.

She also placed opera glasses on the altar.

Harrington handed Larry a small pair of opera glasses.

"Opera glasses," I requested, holding out my palm toward my friend.