In most of her movies, she raises her voice, bursts into song, or both within her first few minutes onscreen.
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He was a master of the chanted sermon, where words are put under pressure of music and speech bursts into song.
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Trying to chase away the moon, she bangs a drum and bursts into song, ignoring her mother's calls from the doorway.
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He often cracks jokes, exudes pride in Brazil's ranching culture and bursts into song while describing the technical aspects of the cowpokes competing for prize money.
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For one thing, the musical finale is, God bless it, so fucking weird that you'll always be more distracted by how it bursts into song at inopportune moments than distracted by its incredibly earnest attempts to keep its formerly most recognizable star offscreen.
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So while she lay there sleeping, I read the paper in bed, and in the personals column, there was this letter I read … With a collective grin, everyone bursts into song: "If you like piña coladas, and getting caught in the rain …" Radev is right, piña colada is the ultimate feel-good drink.
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And then, with the instruction to "play this for them in London," Maulana Bijli bursts into song - a song of religious devotion, but melodious nonetheless.
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In a David Leaf interview intended for the liner notes that would accompany Pet Sounds' first CD release in 1990, Paul McCartney discussed the impact the album had on him both personally and artistically. Of "You Still Believe in Me", McCartney stated: > ""I love that melody. That kills me, that melody. [ hums the first verse, > bursts into song at 'I wanna cry.
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Norman bursts into song as he stands by a cupie doll game at the fair. He gets enough money to buy the pedal car but a misunderstanding as it leaves the shop window leads to another police pursuit. Norman returns to the Home, but finds it in a state of siege. The chairman of the trustees is also a crooked property speculator and wants to evict the kids so that a factory can be built on the site.
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In this a man buys a swan and invites guests to dinner so as to hear it sing. When it does not, he orders the bird to be served up at the meal, whereupon its bursts into song and the man blames himself for not having commanded that at the start. Laurentius Abstemius created another in his Hecatomythium in which the swan is asked by a stork (rather than a goose) why it greets death so ecstatically when most beings fear to die.
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Nicky Paradise is the owner of Nicky's Peligrosa Paradise Bar and Grill, a swinging vacation resort at which the play reaches its end. Nicky himself is a seductive lady-killer type of character who frequently bursts into song, popular songs from the era, in the middle of conversation with the three ladies. He takes an instant liking to Fanny, to whom he eventually proposes (offstage). His relationship with Alex is one of business which forms based on his perception of her obvious talent in writing lyrics.
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Later, Charlie Brown comes across Lucy teaching Linus about nature the way she views it, with "facts" such as bugs pulling the grass to make it grow or snow growing out of the ground in winter. Charlie Brown tries to correct her, but she retaliates with a false explanation, and Charlie Brown bangs his head against a tree in frustration ("Little Known Facts"). That evening, Snoopy complains that he hasn't been fed yet, and begins to overly complicate and dramatize the matter until Charlie Brown shows up with his dinner. Snoopy bursts into song about his craving for supper until Charlie Brown firmly tells him to eat his meal ("Suppertime").
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