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Some of the harmonies in the accompaniment are rather difficult and he’s going over and over the pages so that he will get it right at rehearsal
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‘That’s what do you do, isn’t it?’ she said after a long silence during which she contemplated this statement to the accompaniment of several forkfuls of lasagne and salad
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provided the perfect accompaniment to the meal
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accompaniment for his high, clear voice
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With the clashing together of the couplings and buffers and a couple of jerks that rattled the trucks then a loud hiss of escaping steam as an accompaniment we set off for the front
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The following notes led into a melody, produced solely by her divine voice with no musical accompaniment
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ü Accompaniment of the press in general and
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Structure with accompaniment and juridical creation of the Virtual Bank
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results in printed way or on-line for accompaniment
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g) Accompaniment of the stipulated goal for the
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An empty metal bucket lies in the middle of the alley, and the pitter-patter of the raindrops as they splash on to the bucket provides the perfect accompaniment to the head-and-face massage
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After he left, she asked, “Well, have you spoken to your accompaniments already about this concert?”
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Highlighted in the second and third pages, there were names of them both as vocals and their violin and mridangam accompaniments
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In further wide-eyed horror, the Colonel saw that the lieutenant, to the accompaniment of claps and whistles from the pilots gathered around, was obviously about to raise his head into the rapidly revolving ceiling fan directly above him
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They entered the large NBC reception room to the friendly accompaniment of
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Weight loss supplement companies admit that their products will not work without the accompaniment of calorie restriction and an increase in physical activity
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The perspective was sad! At the beginning they would be very altered, I have no doubt; but with the passage of time, the letters of my name will fade away, the defining features of my person would be evoked by the diffuse help of the memory, and my silhouette would no longer resound in the crowded streets of life, and this way blurred in the cloak of forgetfulness, I would get lost forever in the days, in the months and in the years, up to being only a memory named in afternoon conversations with the accompaniment of a cup of coffee with French pastry
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So we met occasionally and very discreetly at his place where one evening at a soiree I sang a couple of Schubert lieder to his piano accompaniment, and later wowed the carefully selected guests with a strip tease
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―Jeezus!‖ she said, with Tulloch grumbling something in accompaniment
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The sound of the sonic shower in the background was a nice accompaniment to the soft
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an accompaniment of string and wind instruments
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It therefore becomes evident that any possible supernatural or supposedly superhuman accompaniments of Jesus' ministry pertained wholly to the elimination of time unless the Father in heaven specifically ruled otherwise
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“Thanks, but it would be better on stage with the accompaniments
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Too many times marriage is entered by those who seek other values which are lower than these superior accompaniments of human maturity
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He dropped back into his chair to the accompaniment of laughter but, after they had settled down again, Musab asked, ‘What of you Siri, how would our escapades last night comply with the morality of your Stone Age culture?’
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INVESTMENT OF THE HEART takes place in the Hill Country of Texas where barbecue is a meal staple and pies are a basic accompaniment
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Brown, who talked only in a strange tongue, let himself be seduced by the tempting signs that Aureliano Segundo made him and several times he got dead drunk in Petra Cotes’s house and he even made the fierce German shepherd dogs that went everywhere with him dance to some Texas songs that he himself mumbled in one way or another to the accompaniment of the accordion
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The music that fits that description is solo or group singing without instrumental accompaniment, such as Gregorian Chant or Barbershop singing
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Stories of the heart interspersed with cartoons of Zacharias and Ee Hondree, his fat wife, cookery and embroidery read to the accompaniment of sounds from the roof caused by the expansion of corrugated iron being pounded by the midday sun
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crowds and told their guards and military accompaniment to cut off
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There was a rending sound, as the ship struck rock, an unwelcome grinding accompaniment to the melodic chorus of the dancing temptresses ahead of them
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He remarks that though these are the accompaniments of the outgoing mind, they are all obstacles to feel Samadhi
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it in his head, he heard it in real life, exploding like the 1812 Overture with full cannon accompaniment that nearly blew him off the stage
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Does it add to the value and usefulness of the Lord's Supper, or promote the edification of the communicants, to have the sacrament administrated with the following accompaniments, viz
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But, in that we know that wealth does not guarantee happiness in all aspects of bodymind, fewer still in heart, and nil in spirit, we must inquire as to that missing piece, is it personal or social and what is the cause of its absence? Happiness is an accompaniment to communion – it is empty when the communion is with the toys, the objects, the machines that we accumulate as mementos of where we 445
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He sighed and pressed the button, and to the accompaniment of a sizzling electrical hum and dimming of lights the wailing abruptly ceased
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Was the natural accompaniment to his being a boy
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But my vague wish for I do not know what, gentle, and rather sweetly resigned when the accompaniment is Bach, swell suddenly while I listen to them into a terrifying longing that rends and shatters my soul
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Black throw pillows were delicately embroidered with Red Indian elephants, a fitting accompaniment to the crimson bedspread of finest Egyptian cotton
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Send out the remainder of the tsog offering to the accompaniment
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This may be the result of using harsh products, or an accompaniment to general dry skin and dry hair
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They breakfasted late; so late that it was done to the accompaniment, strangely purified and beautified by the intervening church walls and graveyard, of Mrs
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famous for his memorized accompaniments at concerts with Lily
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melody in one hand and an accompaniment in the other
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of the songs and accompaniments on short notice I was obliged
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he worked on Homer he never sat among habitual accompaniments of his legislative labors
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to the accompaniment of cannon fire and the
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Many hymns and choruses that could be sung by memory and without instruments have been laid aside for more contemporary songs that have much musical accompaniment
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Hallie was not in accompaniment
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Therefore we conclude that if “misery” is an element in the word “Olethros” in any sense, it is connected as a destructible term only and as accompaniment of destruction, making the process more extraordinary
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"Scott?" she called, thinking that maybe he'd noticed her in the water and descended the trail to provide accompaniment
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had told me I had a voice and that my guitar playing was okay as an accompaniment, but
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It was Margot's girls playing a nice accompaniment as they sidled
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that I could use as a break accompaniment with a variety of songs, while Roy and Margot
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stopped to listen to a small choir singing in accompaniment with a mandolin and a set of
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Paris, added some bells and whistles (accompaniment), had his wife,
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All this he did, methodically, and with as loud and harsh an accompaniment of noise as he could make
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This was done without any demonstrative accompaniment, not long enough, or often enough to harass him; and it lightened Mr
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With the surge for base and accompaniment low and hoarse,
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Continuing his discourse Don Quixote said: "As we began in the student's case with poverty and its accompaniments, let us see now if the soldier is richer, and we shall find that in poverty itself there is no one poorer; for he is dependent on his miserable pay, which comes late or never, or else on what he can plunder, seriously imperilling his life and conscience; and sometimes his nakedness will be so great that a slashed doublet serves him for uniform and shirt, and in the depth of winter he has to defend himself against the inclemency of the weather in the open field with nothing better than the breath of his mouth, which I need not say, coming from an empty place, must come out cold, contrary to the laws of nature
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Of all this silly set the one that shows the least and also the most sense is my rival Anselmo, for having so many other things to complain of, he only complains of separation, and to the accompaniment of a rebeck, which he plays admirably, he sings his complaints in verses that show his ingenuity
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I am, therefore, in a measure constrained to follow that road, and by it I must travel in spite of all the world, and it will be labour in vain for you to urge me to resist what heaven wills, fate ordains, reason requires, and, above all, my own inclination favours; for knowing as I do the countless toils that are the accompaniments of knight-errantry, I know, too, the infinite blessings that are attained by it; I know that the path of virtue is very narrow, and the road of vice broad and spacious; I know their ends and goals are different, for the broad and easy road of vice ends in death, and the narrow and toilsome one of virtue in life, and not transitory life, but in that which has no end; I know, as our great Castilian poet says, that--
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advanced, and throwing a great chain of gold over her neck pretended to take her and lead her away captive, on seeing which, Love and his supporters made as though they would release her, the whole action being to the accompaniment of the tabors and in the form of a regular dance
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She was filling her heart with these melodious lamentations that were drawn out to the accompaniment of the double-basses, like the cries of the drowning in the tumult of a tempest
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sang several songs to its accompaniment
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And the revival or reform of religions, like the first revelation of them, has come from within and has generally disregarded external ceremonies and accompaniments
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At times it rose to the fullest compass of the rich voices of the females, who hung over their little book in holy excitement, and again it sank so low, that the rushing of the waters ran through their melody, like a hollow accompaniment
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Duncan caught from these natural accompaniments of the solitary scene a glimmering of hope; and he began to rally his faculties to renewed exertions, with something like a reviving confidence of success
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This time he was, however, without any accompaniment, for the sisters were just then pouring out those tender effusions of affection which have been already alluded to
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The first tap of the French drums was echoed from the bosom of the fort, and presently the valley was filled with the strains of martial music, rising long, thrilling and lively above the rattling accompaniment
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Then a low, deep sound was heard, like the suppressed accompaniment of distant music, rising just high enough on the air to be audible, and yet so indistinctly, as to leave its character, and the place whence it proceeded, alike matters of conjecture
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As an accompaniment to this picture Bert played the tune of `Goodbye, Dolly, I must leave you', and by the time the audience had finished singing the chorus he had rolled on another scene, which depicted a dreadful storm at sea, with a large ship evidently on the point of foundering
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But Miss Healy had kindly consented to play one or twoaccompaniments
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A reign of terror - the terror of the sack - prevailed on all the `jobs', which were carried on to the accompaniment of a series of alarums and excursions: no man felt safe for a moment: at the
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A move had to be made because that merry old soul, the grasswidower in question who appeared to be glued to the spot, didn't appear in any particular hurry to wend his way home to his dearly beloved Queenstown and it was highly likely some sponger's bawdyhouse of retired beauties where age was no bar off Sheriff street lower would be the best clue to that equivocal character's whereabouts for a few days to come, alternately racking their feelings (the mermaids') with sixchamber revolver anecdotes verging on the tropical calculated to freeze the marrow of anybody's bones and mauling their largesized charms betweenwhiles with rough and tumble gusto to the accompaniment of large potations of potheen and the usual blarney about himself for as to who he in reality was let x equal my right name and address, as Mr Algebra remarks passim
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I play his accompaniments in the evening
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They had race horses, and Russian pancakes and bear hunts and three-horse sledges, and gypsies and drinking feasts, with the Russian accompaniment of broken crockery
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They enjoyed drinking out of the shallow cup of warm red wine and water, and they were still more pleased when the priest, flinging back his stole and taking both their hands in his, led them round the lectern to the accompaniment of bass voices chanting ‘Glory to God
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He maintained that the poverty of Russia arises not merely from the anomalous distribution of landed property and misdirected reforms, but that what had contributed of late years to this result was the civilization from without abnormally grafted upon Russia, especially facilities of communication, as railways, leading to centralization in towns, the development of luxury, and the consequent development of manufactures, credit and its accompaniment of speculation—all to the detriment of agriculture
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Through the closed doors came the sounds of the discreet staccato accompaniment of the orchestra, and a single female voice rendering distinctly a musical phrase
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But the doors were closed again at once, and Vronsky did not hear the end of the phrase and the cadence of the accompaniment, though he knew from the thunder of applause that it was over
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And then, under this high-pitched, ringing sound there was another, more intermittent, a low, deep-chested laugh, a growling, throaty gurgle of merriment which formed a grotesque accompaniment to the shriek with which it was blended
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Draught Porridge featured Elton John’s future guitar player Davey Johnstone, who provided accompaniment for the rousing vocals and tall tales of the Kerryman Noel Murphy
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Their songs were pretty terrible, full of overwrought recitations with raga accompaniment, but the youngest member, a blond lad in glasses about my age, had a taste for less epic songs and seemed to want to play electric guitar rather than the bongos
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Jim sang only a few sentimental songs that he learned in the army and never with any accompaniment
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He muttered, “I hate that fucking song,” to me under his breath, and proceeded to take a fairly discreet part in the number while the bass and piano provided the accompaniment
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The accompaniment really required a hammer dulcimer accompaniment but all I had at hand was an old open-tuned guitar that I hit with spoons
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I had sung a version of the Charles Aznavour ballad “She” with lavish orchestral accompaniment over the closing titles projected on a screen at Abbey Road
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It took almost until this time of writing to realize that it only required the sparest of accompaniment
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I’m shown where middle C is on the keyboard by my Dad, and I learn how to form the simple, first position triads that I still mostly use for accompaniment, playing the same chords with both hands
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It trembled a vigorous accompaniment to words Charlie couldn’t make out
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By day, Richard gardened and read and carpentered to the accompaniment of bad pop radio
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"What was your accompaniment?"
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He looked at the floor and moved his head and hands in accompaniment to
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Stronger than all, there was the regard for a friend's moral improvement, sometimes called her soul, which was likely to be benefited by remarks tending to gloom, uttered with the accompaniment of pensive staring at the furniture and a manner implying that the speaker would not tell what was on her mind, from regard to the feelings of her hearer
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that were drawn out to the accompaniment of the double-basses, like the cries of the drowning in the tumult of a tempest
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Where, all this time, was Flora? When I put the question to Miles, he played on a minute before answering and then could only say: "Why, my dear, how do I know?"—breaking moreover into a happy laugh which, immediately after, as if it were a vocal accompaniment, he prolonged into incoherent, extravagant song
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Martha, too, was in the land of nod, her fluttery breaths and dream-yips providing a stereophonic accompaniment to Joe’s steady snores
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The US president and all his advisers gather in the underground war room, but are powerless to stop it and the world (and the film) ends in a nuclear exchange between the two superpowers to the accompaniment of Vera Lynn singing the Second World War favourite We’ll Meet Again
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During these wanderings, Pierre noticed that he was spoken of now as the ‘Seeker,’ now as the ‘Sufferer,’ and now as the ‘Postulant,’ to the accompaniment of various knockings with mallets and swords
