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1. This year it’s going to be an open air concert
2. Only 15 and already with concert pianist potential
3. Third story: Sandra sings in a music concert
4. A few hours later, I watch a cartoon where there is a concert given by a woman singer
5. It’s a long time since I went to a concert
6. ‘Yes, it was a very enjoyable concert
7. You can offer things such as free trips, gift cards or credit card gift rewards, movie tickets, backstage concert tickets or tickets to their favorite sporting event of the year
8. The first anniversary of the official establishment of the Guild was celebrated by a brilliant show at the new concert hall here in London … I have a feeling that it has been built on roughly the same site as the Royal Albert Hall on Earth, though I am not positive about that
9. The East Pole looked like a hole from the outside, but inside it went way back and had three levels, so that it was the size of a normal concert hall while still keeping the atmosphere of a hole
10. Tomorrow, as you know, is the concert your father always organised so in a few days, many, many people come here for the festival of the Virgin
11. I told him that we had to start a group now and rap at this concert
12. your date is interested in the concert that you’ve chosen
13. Burberry’s film, while not a critical success, was watched by millions the world over and as the young man set off on a world concert tour, Burberry found herself on set playing the lead in a new film, this time with complete sentences for her to speak
14. ‘You’re not kidding! She was fantastic! It was a terrific concert
15. concert tour, Burberry found herself on set playing the lead in a
16. I usually do a concert in the summer for the Foundation funds
17. When father and I came in, we followed suit and in a little while we sat around the hearth and sipped hot tea, as the winds and rains lashed at the shutters and roof in a noisy percussive concert
18. Although he is seen as a pianist more often than not, his roots lie with the church organ and he enjoys it when he’s asked to play for this sort of concert
19. I’ll never forget the time we did a Christmas concert and introduced the audience to While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks By Night sung to the tune of On Ilkley Moor B’aht Hat which works brilliantly
20. Fortunately, I bought a local paper last weekend … mainly because there was write up of the concert in it … but I’m pretty sure I saw something about services at local churches in it
21. ‘You have got that tape of the concert we did at All Saints, haven’t you, Jo?’
22. ’ I replied, handing him the tape of the concert ‘Oh, and Alastair sends his best wishes
23. today at lunch we should have a concert of Christmas songs
24. I think it and you would sound just like that concert if it was hooked up in there
25. Both kitchen's in their room were pushed back and the stools used as more seating, almost like a balcony in a concert hall
26. It wasn't clear to her how some hall they'd never even been in was related to that concert in the plaza, but they were warmly received
27. Oh she was polite enough and considerate enough and physically pleasant enough, but even a quick 'let's fuck' from a casual encounter in a concert hall seemed like a deeper and more caring involvement than this
28. There were factories and concert halls and yaag stills and even a lab or two along this little avenue
29. Then they went down to an awesome concert in one of the great halls of the Central Fastness and got so wasted they went on adventures of which a series of novels could be written
30. He met many interesting people, the others from the music group Desa was in, owners of concert halls, the designer of some of the machinery Alan restored, faculty at Rankor Institute of Sound
31. For example, the occasional concert and movies for the current
32. A crack of a rod on bone, the snap and sizzle of plasma goads into flesh and the near constant cries of pain sprang from one part of the room then another as if part of some grotesque concert of agony and torture
33. But as all the different merchants, who joined their stocks in order to fit out those licensed vessels, would find it for their interest to act in concert, the trade which was carried on in this manner would necessarily be conducted very nearly upon the same principles as that of an exclusive company
34. rock concert and felt the waves of energy flowing
35. ‘We quarrelled last March–just before HE went mad, you know–’ (pointing with his tea spoon at the March Hare,) ‘–it was at the great concert given by the Queen of Hearts, and I had to sing
36. The interested and active zeal of religious teachers can be dangerous and troublesome only where there is either but one sect tolerated in the society, or where the whole of a large society is divided into two or three great sects; the teachers of each acting by concert, and under a regular discipline and
37. us all after the concert; still, I won't urge you
38. "Oh, I don't want to lose the whole concert, Mr
39. It has Larocka at the center and shows all the people she’s been mentioned in concert with in newspapers and publications
40. That evening, Steve and Maureen were found lying on a picnic blanket at the base of the Washington Monument listening to a concert put on by the United States Marine Corps Band
41. From marching music to current melodies, the Band put on an enjoyable concert and the price was right�it was free to everyone
42. Able now to hear the crowd laughing quietly, chatting as they took their seats in the cave behind her for the concert, she walked to a dark corner at the back
43. When the little concert ended and the family left the room,
44. He waddled away at speed to get targets and bullets from the “range master” – a goofy looking older guy wearing a black Grateful Dead concert T-shirt and tight faded blue jeans
45. They had turned and looked with astonishment; their croaks and hawkish, almost unintelligible cries had been choked in concert, replaced with whispers of amazement and gasps of wonder
46. His body only moved in concert with the carriers’ walking movements
47. “Sup with that? You said it was a rock concert,” Bruiser said
48. Maybe concert singing was a bit dilettante compared to being an opera singer – now that was an absorbing life
49. Others think back to their first communion as a milestone in their growing up, I think of my first concert at age thirteen
50. The next year, for a Christmas concert, I was informed me I was to be the featured soloist
1. Make a concerted effort to be five
2. Tom imagined that the concerted campaign of
3. The machines coughed and spluttered, then surged into life, roaring and screeching they ambled forward taking the Clothiers fencing down in one concerted hit, then thudded on through the grass paddocks towards Dort Valley crossroads
4. taste of what was to come by the concerted attention of
5. “There seems to be a concerted effort by the nuclear industry—the NRC
6. David Gelernter, editor and a national fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, sees the killing of Terri Schiavo as part of a concerted war of attrition against Judeo-Christian morality
7. confront this heinous terrorism without borders in a concerted effort where moral readjustment and justice reign in an atmosphere of cautious serenity and calculated, measured and precise punishment
8. concerted effort, I’d only caught five
9. Two particles that can be light years away may behave in a concerted way: what happens to one of them happens to the other one instantaneously, regardless of the distance between them
10. Although there was a concerted
11. was a concerted attempt by The Anointed to later
12. Sometimes it is a concerted effort
13. The injustices I have suffered and continue to suffer have been a concerted effort
14. The sorcerers had concerted their arcane energies upon it to stay updated through the eyes of the pair of Entities summoned by Themistokles
15. concerted attempts, no one has been able to
16. This was a half-century of concerted efforts to
17. The other Lieges and Leaders unanimously approved Taliesin’s idea of a concerted militia
18. Simply knowing where each signal goes to and comes from is not the problem, but understanding the meaning of the 1000’s of concerted signals from 1000’s of neurons connected to each other and to 1000’s more which are connected to… and so on
19. In this state of being every single person will share eternity with everyone else—all their loved ones and friends will be right there with them, every thought concerted in an elegant ballet of logic and perfection
20. If parents wil make a concerted effort to shield their children from negative
21. The Authorities had been cracking down on all the known and suspected ports of entry used by drug smugglers – there was definitely a concerted effort being made to destroy the drug smuggling syndicates
22. It was no mere raid, but the concerted rush of a whole nation, led by chiefs who had served in Aquilonian armies, and planned and directed by Gorm—an old man now, but with the fire of his fierce ambition undimmed
23. A single missile from the P I would destroy the new ship, but since they were not intended to operate alone, the odds of a P I surviving a concerted assault by these new ships was not promising
24. Periodically Christians would weigh in on one side or the other and annihilate whichever group was in the way this time, but the slaughter continued unabated in spite of the Swordsman Church’s concerted efforts to eliminate all the Muslims they came in contact with
25. Just because they are not smart enough to mount a concerted attack does not mean we should kill them outright either
26. All of which made the concerted attack on the McGee ship at the rescue point stand out in sharp contrast
27. Such concerted attempts to escape reality do indeed twist its very fabric; there were rents in the space-time continuum that were still healing this morning, and the sanguine light of dawn was the best (albeit unwanted) balm
28. Ambrosius made a concerted effort to swallow his sickness and stood up
29. A concerted publicity and propaganda campaign then
30. I'll tell you what bud; from now on, I'm gonna make a concerted effort to maintain my temper
31. It was quite interesting how so many people had managed to find out about Terence’s murder, even though there had been a concerted effort on his part to keep such information carefully guarded so as not to create a panic among the guests; though there was no threat from Judge Burns, whose integrity had never been questioned by even his harshest critics, it was certainly unnerving to realize how well informed most of the important individuals in this community were kept, but that was how life had always been here in the South
32. Hank Hampton was making a concerted effort to improve our relationship
33. There was a long pause during which the heavy breathing could be heard again before the voice unhurriedly continued in the distinctive and dull tone that appeared to be a result of a concerted effort to precisely articulate each word in the proper fashion, “He who wears fine clothing and leads men
34. there was never some concerted effort to extort huge funds from
35. indeed, a concerted effort on their part to manipulate him
36. After about twenty-one days of concerted effort and angry self-
37. give the network marketing business at least one year of concerted effort
38. “No,” he replied in a strong, authoritative voice that was slightly louder than necessary, drawing a few concerted glances from nearby members
39. The stars were still as bright as before, as they slowly rotated towards the western mountains, each of the three of us were relaxed, and then John whispered in a soft but concerted voice; “This stay here in Derby is meant as much for us, as it will be for them
40. All forces would then join in a concerted drive to Rome
41. So, it’s imperative that a concerted effort be made to impose only highly useful
42. I always tried to respect and treat my parents well, but after that scene I made a concerted effort to do everything I could for them while they were alive
43. Consequent upon these concerted efforts an important meeting was called at Zulimistan industrial city New Dork by Zulimistan thinkers association (ZTA)
44. The next level is the implementation stage …the time for concerted action
45. Once this fire starts to explode, you have to make a very strong and concerted effort to neutralize it before the fire hits your mouth and causes you to start cussing
46. “It is my belief that the systems currently in place are not as secure as the banks and their customers assume, and that they are vulnerable to a concerted attack on their integrity
47. Recently, administration has been making concerted efforts to tackle cor-
48. It is easy to advocate not “banking for a day”, or not buying from a certain retailer, but this would need concerted effort from all consumers, not just the activists
49. But he was going to make a concerted effort
50. We can change the future man has condemned us all to—sure death before “our time”—because the concerted, collective will of women is a force not even man’s deadliest killing-toys can stop
1. town, where concerting matters with a young sharp lawyer, they went
2. "So, so," said he, in a hoarse and choking voice, to Danglars, "this, then, I suppose, is a part of the trick you were concerting yesterday? All I can say is, that if it be so, 'tis an ill turn, and well deserves to bring double evil on those who have projected it
1. "It's not a lunch or two, or the tickets, it's all the sheaths I bought, all the parties I went to, all the concerts I went to, all the guys I did, all the yaag I did
2. The schedule looks interesting with four major concerts of just Alastair and I, and three, I think it is, where we will be appearing as part of the entertainment
3. We’ve roughed out a programme of what I’m going to sing for the concerts, which reminds me I must let the organisers have the list so that they can get the official programmes printed
4. ‘I don’t know if there are any concerts on … or there’s always the theatre
5. We’ve been doing these concerts for some years now and part of the format is that we include anecdotes about the music, trying to make them more than just straight performances
6. We found that was too far from the concerts, so another decade later we moved to the closest plot we could live off
7. "I know that too," Desa said, "I forgave him, we hung out together a few times, they came to a couple concerts I played in
8. Jules had said that the next thing we knew, we’d be in the music business, doing concerts to save orphans
9. As I advance in years (I prefer that to ‘get older’) I enjoy more relaxed evenings to those of yesteryear when some of us were just a little crazy from time to time! Whether you like music, dancing, pubs, nightclubs, concerts, lounges, karaoke bars or just restaurants it’s all here in abundance
10. My uncle laughed and said, “I’ve had some wild rockers start a mosh pit before at my concerts but I’ve never had a bunch of breakers doing their thing and getting all excited like that before
11. He was wearing this white ruffled collared shirt, you’ve seen the kind, it was the kind that you’d picture Beethoven wearing when he was putting on his piano concerts in the days of yore
12. He didn’t attend the final concerts
13. Now I could attend concerts anywhere in Montreal at affordable student rates; view art exhibitions at our university library and elsewhere in the city that changed weekly; explore antique shops, old book shops and interesting side streets populated by immigrants from western and central Europe
14. She arranged concerts in which I was the featured soloist: a Handel tribute at a venerable theatre in Pretoria where I sang a succession of arias; another concert at the university itself where I sang a programme with her at the piano and a colleague (Yvon Syx), soloist on guitar
15. I had enjoyed one of the free lunchtime classical music concerts given there, on more than one occasion and I also knew that Nell Gwynne, the infamous mistress of King Charles II was buried there
16. This creates residual income from airplay, increases downloads, boosts CD sales, and drives up demand and the asking price for concerts
17. “Over 80% of the top 50 acts last year saw at least two-thirds of their income derived from concerts, and merchandising at concert venues
18. The Civic Center hosts scores of concerts and
19. Rodeos and concerts held on the fairgrounds during the fair are part of the great fall tradition of the Tri-State Fair and Rodeo that keeps people coming back year after year
20. She was invited to socials, teas, concerts and charity events, to the exclusion of the man who had introduced her to these people
21. And, every day I praised her singing, offered her a concert in this Apedust College where I was the music professor, and concerts all over the United States using my influence
22. “I get to sing concerts only with her,” said the mother
23. He was none other than the ex-director of a renowned TV station; who had a major say in arranging concerts in top sabhas in Chennai; who had nurtured top talents; and who still takes pride in spotting right talents
24. “I have six concerts for the music season this December; and one in January; and this one in November
25. “So, you have these six concerts just like that?” she asked
26. He even got her a smooth entry into the radio concerts
27. Ramkumar’s mother had about seven concerts coming in December
28. All this, despite Ramkumar’s chances and concerts
29. She told Ramkumar that Amma was ‘just about ok’ with the concerts but felt that she could have had the prestigious Music Academy chance for the December
30. She is planning to sing her best songs to impress at these concerts so that she will bag the chance
31. Ramkumar’s mother sung the concerts in December
32. His mother called up all her students and made them attend her concerts
33. Of the other concerts, she was oblivious
34. He belongs to an all male choir that conveniently has big concerts that always conflict with Class of ‘68 reunions, so I have not seen him since graduation except one flukish occasion when the other four met me for drinks at O’Hare when I purposely scheduled a six-hour layover on a flight to San Francisco for EB
35. “I’m also a fan of The Heartless, but I’ve heard their concerts are too dangerous
36. In those prehistoric times, IU’s Marching Band, like those of other Big Ten football factories, excluded women from marching, just concerts, etc
37. concerts and community cleanups, you have to
38. are holding events that include concerts of
39. events that include concerts of various music
40. The city also put on weekly concerts in a big park that was nice as well
41. Visit zoos and museums and outdoor summer concerts that are usually free of charge
42. “Exactly, Senator Burney, between concerts,” smiled the young man
43. In the tapes and films of those concerts he could still feel
44. Our Christmas concerts were around the 19th of December, when we received our first
45. would go out on the town or to concerts together; they quickly developed into bosom-buddies
46. Tickets of the concerts I did not go,
47. They performed for troops waiting to go to the front and gave public concerts to keep up morale
48. In London the evenings were never boring; I was either dancing at a Club or going to concerts and poetry readings at a queer-friendly pub with one of the best friends I've ever had – an Australian called Geoffrey
49. Without the giggles and mocking with which girls habitually draw attention to themselves, the boys lost inhibitions and calculated the river flow, mapped the stars, climbed rocky escarpments, skinny-dipped, used trigonometry to work out the height of hills and trees, held impromptu concerts, made up plays and, throwing off the shackles of convention, accepted my assertion that they'd enjoy participating in ‘free movement’ to the strumming of their teacher’s Spanish guitar
50. After eating some turkey sandwiches that evening and watching Christmas concerts until at least she was stupified, Jean saw the little cloud that they had been ignoring above their heads all day get darker
