Barabbas
Americannoun
noun
Example Sentences
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The "family friendly" show had been described as "a darkly imaginative, richly rendered fantasy story", and had been written by playwright Zinnie Harris with music by Louis Barabbas.
From BBC
“A Hum San Sui,” by Kentaro Kujirai and Barabbas Okuyama, the Japanese choreographers and performers, seemed ill-served by film.
From New York Times
Good citizens, zealously strong in their faith, faced with a decision that would change history forever, and they chose Barabbas.
From Seattle Times
An exception was the 1961 religious movie "Barabbas," which used actual footage from a solar eclipse in a climactic scene depicting Jesus Christ's crucifixion.
From Reuters
An exception was the 1961 religious movie "Barabbas," which used actual footage from a solar eclipse in a climactic scene depicting Jesus Christ's crucifixion.
From Reuters
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