Use "pian" in a sentence

1. It should be commenced as early as possible (this situation unfortunately is utopian)

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2. Prince Ahmed, wearing furry slippers, a pair of boxer shorts with Snoopy on them, and a frilly bathrobe, sits miserably on the silk sheets of his huge canopy waterbed, while his portly, graying American lover, RICCI BAOLONI, cardigan sweater and cotton briefs, plays softly at the white baby grand piano nearby

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3. We had never been able to give much to our kids but the piano had been an exception

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4. I don't care about the savings and the piano, they can all go if they need to, but we have to try something else first, before we just give in to them

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5. My daughter was in tears on the floor next to the remains of her piano

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6. "Where's my piano gone? What happened to it?"

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7. "That bloody piano was the only thing I had

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8. Only 15 and already with concert pianist potential

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9. the cross” (Philippians 2:5-8)

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10. Isn't the piano or some other instrument an expedient? Not at all

11. I wanted to learn to play piano at the age of five when I heard a

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12. pianist play at a church I attended

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13. For six years I had been told I had to practice the piano for as

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14. my classical piano teacher would have had a fit! I was ruining

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15. Been writing it for years on the piano

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16. JayJay still hankers after his piano and I believe there is an idea in the offing to send someone across to look into how this and other instruments requiring a fixed venue are manufactured

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17. the sounds of violins and piano fugues

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18. Was I dreaming or was someone, somewhere close by, struggling with piano practice and having a hard time

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19. Before I go on to your next exercise I would mention here that the CAMEL POSTURE or UTRASANA described in chapter six in connection with backache should also be practiced by women suffering from displacement of the uterus and fallopian tubes provided that the displacement is not of a serious order

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20. Cyberia was an Olympian in making a sport out of rudeness

21. ‘They can’t be that much different from pianos

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22. ‘Still, at least you have a piano

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23. ’ Sally! You could have put that better! ‘I’m phoning about Abi – I gather that Alastair has suggested that she could have piano lessons with him

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24. Have you got a piano, Sally? She’ll need to practice

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25. It’s quiet here in the cottage … I can just hear the hint of a piano coming through the wall from next door … it makes me smile knowing that Jo’s happy

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26. One of his habits, sitting at the piano and just playing for hours on end, is wonderful

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27. As I nestle into his shoulder, I go on to tell him how much I love hearing him play the piano

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28. My eyes go straight to the piano; Shit! Alastair’s looking tense

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29. ‘Perhaps you could ask her about the piano as well, Sally

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30. … I’m tied up two days a week with ‘Mack & Mabel’ at present so they’re out … how would Tuesdays be? I’ve got Abi here for a piano lesson at 4

31. As I open the front door, I hear the sounds of the piano – as always it makes me smile

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32. Probably be too large for the dining room, especially now we have to make room for a piano, but you’ll have to see

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33. He does not really care if the boy learns piano or not, but feels it is immoral taking the money and not giving the lesson and it bothers him

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34. Abi was nervous before her piano lesson tonight, not surprising really - after all it’s over a month since she last had a lesson, but when she came back she was okay

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35. That was the easy bit … once we start note bashing the Mozart, with Alastair on the piano, I realise just how difficult a task I have set myself

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36. Alastair is sitting at the piano practising; clearly this wild display of bohemian life throws Tilly

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37. I heard Alastair play in a recital once – he plays organ and piano, you know – bloody fantastic what he could do with that organ

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38. There was regularly music and singing around the piano later in the

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39. We were seated a couple of tables away from the piano in the main room

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40. He rose, nodding, and advanced to the piano

41. The piano stood at the front of the rehearsal area and, as you do, I got chatting to the pianist, Alastair

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42. 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

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43. He rambles on about his day while I eat my curry, telling me about his piano pupils and how they vary from the keen and able to the keen and totally useless

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44. He tinkled on the piano trying it out, ‘Yes, that should work

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45. ’ He replied, sifting through the heap of music on the piano

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46. Meanwhile, some time later, in Quadrant 7, Kamon was playing the Grand Piano that he

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47. “Oh, let me fix that; I used to teach Piano,” Hadley said, bending over and

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48. head down, crushing Hadley's head, spurting blood over the Piano

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49. ‘Oh no, quite the opposite, I know several parents whose children learn piano with him and hear comments occasionally, but they are always perfectly innocent and verge on the ‘how nice it is for you to have someone to share your music with’ variety

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50. I was in a fog, amazed that Roman was playing the piano

51. But the sound of the piano did not cease, nor did the singing

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52. The voices in the crowd fell silent, but the notes of the piano still pounded

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53. don’t get that insurgent off the piano

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54. Titania and Hipolyta were thoroughly jubilant at the prospect of performing in public all the plays they had produced as junior thespians in the Livingson great room

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55. The Bessamers promised to visit Tahoe over the coming summer and assured the three thespians they would most certainly attend the upcoming performances of Shakespeare

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56. To Kaitlyn's great relief, knowing how amateur thespians can succumb to last minute debilitations of stage fright and other psychosomatic disturbances, the Village Players were made of sterner stuff, ready for their moment of public exposure

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57. In true Wescarpian feasting tradition the fangs and claws were still on, but blackened by the fire

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58. Near Turkey, this lies on the Caspian Sea and is blessed with 8000 rivers

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59. With forests in the north and deserts in the south, it stretches from Russia’s Siberia to the deserts of China and the Caspian sea

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60. He baptized the Ethiopian, and then God took Philip away in the spirit to a city where mighty miracles and healings began to happen

61. If there was something out there it would have to be built among the ruins of some old Wescarpian wizard's castle

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62. Pray this prayer from Philippians 1:9-11 that we might know the

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63. into the wilderness and preach to the Ethiopian

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64. and became obedient to the point of death, even the death of the cross (Philippians 2:3-8)

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65. Both of the young men spoke together; ‘Please don’t tell my mum that I’m a soldier, she thinks that I play the piano in a whorehouse

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66. Someone, a young girl it seemed, was playing a piano in the corner

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67. Did these favored Olympians mean her new master’s

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68. dreamed, is - of course - utopian

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69. And as she said a prayer to Athena the Wise, the Pure, the Never-wearying, the one Olympian who’d

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70. Philippians 3:19 " Their destiny is destruction

71. is destruction" (Philippians 3:19) not eternally tormented

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72. That "they will be destroyed" – Philippians 1:28

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73. 9 in A for Violin and Piano

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74. It is when the instructor sits down at the piano, calls out the first name of one of the students, and pushes down on one of the piano’s eighty-eight keys

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75. “That’ll be the Olympian, I guess

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76. The Scythian or Tartar militia, which Mithridates drew from the countries north of the Euxine and Caspian seas, were the most formidable enemies whom the Romans had to encounter after the second Carthaginian war

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77. The Olympian isn’t even equipped to come here,” she added, “They couldn’t really cope with these low temperatures

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78. The Olympian, the last of the colonisation vessels, landed almost a kilometre away three months later

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79. No saboteur was ever identified amongst the Olympian crew

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80. However as the Elysian, Hesperian and Olympian were the only three vessels to ever land on Melius, they had found themselves struggling

81. brought the handset and cradle across to the stool of the unused piano

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82. Yes, the Ethiopian

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83. But after the Ethiopian believed

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84. Let us therefore, as many as are perfect, (complete) have this attitude… Philippians 3:15

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85. reveal that also to you… Philippians 3:15

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86. As we got more into the swing of things and the ale flowed the piano started up and the pub started to get more and more crowded and rowdy

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87. The small sitting-room was now stiflingly cramped with four adults, their nerves stretching like piano wires

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88. I looked over them and saw Sam Brown who had played the piano in the Intack Inn that Christmas in 1914 he was a member of the 2nd Battalion

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89. He can play the piano but isn’t a prodigy

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90. And young Sespian was the one who had placed the bounty on his head

91. Dare she let an assassin know Sespian might be an easier target than ever right now? But if Sicarius cared for some reason, he could be an ally

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92. “I believe Commander of the Armies Hollowcrest is controlling Sespian by unnatural means

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93. If she left now, she would not only be running away from her life, but she would be abandoning Sespian, the emperor she had sworn to honor and protect the day she became an enforcer

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94. “No!” Sespian grabbed at the closest, but none of the men paused

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95. “Nobody leaves!” Sespian blocked the exit with his body, trapping them inside

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96. Sespian noticed they were more concerned about his advisor’s orders than his, but he could only stare at the window

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97. Sespian tried to push past, but the older man gripped his arm with surprising strength

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98. His tone made Sespian pause

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99. “There’s an explanation,” Sespian said

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100. Sespian pushed past him to the window