Use "nieve" in a sentence
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nieve
1. Hay mucha nieve
2. We would arrange our chairs around any piano that we could find and listen while Steve Nieve gave a recital of his own keyboard inventions until the early hours or until the cupboard was bare, whichever came first
3. However, the hotel did not, as we had imagined, contain a piano, and when management forbade the film crew to tear up the carpets by loading in a Hammond organ, it left Steve Nieve with nothing to do with his hands
4. That was the song that Steve Nieve and I had debuted as the opening number at Hollywood High School, as girls beat time with lipstick and let out insincere squeals
5. Steve Nieve hadn’t heard any of these records and claimed to like only T
6. Steve Nieve was playing a Vox Continental organ, which had a thin, evil tone; especially once it, too, was thrown deliberately out of tune
7. Steve Nieve had just taken delivery of a Polymoog synthesizer and he could now imitate one of those Berlin records that we’d played to the point of hypnosis, all the way through that first American tour
8. Bruce Thomas was prowling around on his side of the stage, and Steve Nieve was wearing a mean pair of shades and playing the toy-town keyboard setup that was all that was at his disposal then
9. Mary and I had been separated, as much on account of my continuous absence on the road as through any legality at this stage, but I’d taken over a rented five-flight walk-up vacated by Jake Riviera and Nick Lowe that I now shared with Steve Nieve, who had also left home, his parents’ home
10. He listened intently while Steve Nieve put the finishing touches on his organ part and then huddled in the control room with Bruce Thomas for an hour until they had completely redubbed the bass part
11. In the summer of 2007, Steve Nieve and I toured Europe with Allen’s band, including his son-in-law, Herman Lebreaux, on drums
12. “The Birds Will Still Be Singing” was recorded beautifully by Norma Waterson and has been played most touchingly as a solo piano piece by Steve Nieve
13. The name of it was Steve Nieve
14. That had been Woodstock ’99, where Al wisely canceled, and announcer Wavy Gravy, Steve Nieve, and I had to face a barrage of abuse and missiles from an audience that looked like extras from Lord of the Flies and Apocalypse Now, until I remembered that I was the one holding a very loud microphone
15. By the end of the sessions, I had accidentally formed a terrific band called The Imposters: Pete Thomas and Steve Nieve, joined by Davey Faragher, a swinging bass player who could sing like a bird
