Brandon Belt, the Giants' mellifluously named first baseman, hit .
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So they imported an Italian architect, the mellifluously named Celestial Sacardim, to build an opera house.
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The music responds in kind, dizzying guitars and radiant electronics and mellifluously intersecting vocal runs shimmering in orderly harmony.
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Herzog transform her thoughts into lyrics, then sings them back to her mellifluously over the strums of her guitar.
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"Thank you for your question," Care says, appearing, and with this simple line — imbued with mocking humor by the wondrous, mellifluously voiced Karen Kandel — Mabou Mines's "Faust 2.0" bursts into life.
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Sleeper appears all over town throughout Marfa Myths, riding a blue dirt bike from event to event with his dog, the mellifluously named Tejona Yolanda Garcia Lujan Rodriguez Armendariz de Montoya, perched on the back.
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Featuring naughty strippers, an Abba-ish quartet of mellifluously keening vocalists, a cameo guest star (mine was the novelist Irvine Welsh) and some airborne gymnastics, "Riot" doesn't seem to have an ironic bone in its bendy body.
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Her musicianship include the rare combination of a pure sound and erudite content. She not only excels in the instrumental technique of the violin but is equally adept in reproducing vocal nuances mellifluously. Charumathi is also a sought after teacher in both violin and vocal.
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The leftmost bay includes the watchtower and contains two narrow windows on the second through fifth floors. The two bays on the right side, separated by brick pilasters, comprise the main building and each include one wide window on the second through fourth floors. On the ground floor, serving as the main entrance, is "one of the boldest and most mellifluously carved arches" in Brooklyn, through which the fire engines once drove. A sign with the words "Fire Headquarters" was hung above the arch.
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This list contains singers and groups who performed in the new jack swing (or swingbeat) style, a hybrid style popular from the mid-1980s into the early 1990s. It fuses the rhythms, samples and production techniques of hip hop and dance-pop music with the urban contemporary sound of R&B.; The new jack swing style developed as many previous R&B; styles did, by combining elements of older styles with newer trends. It uses mellifluously soulful solo or harmonizing vocals sung over rhythms and "street" beats derived from urban musical influences.
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In mid-May, filming for the music videos commenced, and concluded at the end of May, with three music videos having reportedly been filmed. On June 8, the music video for the lead single "Untitled, 2014" was released, a one-shot video featuring G-Dragon standing in front of a video projection of the sky, against an ambient background of clouds which mellifluously shifts to different hues of red, pink, blue, and green throughout the video. According to the director, Han Sa Min, the video was originally planned to be filmed in 2 days using different sets, however, G-Dragon completed shooting in record time and filming was finished in less than one hour. The music video was inspired by Cameron Crowe's psychological thriller, Vanilla Sky (2001).
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Chameleon Street is a 1989 independent film written by, directed by and starring Wendell B. Harris, Jr.. It tells the story of a social chameleon who impersonates reporters, doctors and lawyers in order to make money. The film is a satire based on the life of Detroit con artist and high-school drop-out William Douglas Street, Jr., who successfully impersonated professional reporters, lawyers, athletes, extortionists, and surgeons, going so far as to perform more than 36 successful hysterectomies. A Sundance Film Festival press release in 2008 described it as "one of the first films to examine how mellifluously race, class, and role-playing morph into the social fabric of America."sex, lies, and videotape and Chameleon Street selected for 25th Sundance Film Festival From the Collection Screenings.
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But in a sense, when they have finished the song they have already delivered the whole show...Bounce, which features the vibrant Michele Pawk as a zestful gold digger (of both Klondike and jazz-age varieties) and Jane Powell as the Mizners' mother, only rarely kicks into a higher gear than the one that gently propels the opening duet...their trajectory feels as straight and flat as a time line in a history book. The bounce in Bounce is never very high...Much of the music, while whispering of earlier, more flashily complex Sondheim scores, has a conventional surface perkiness that suggests a more old-fashioned, crowd-pleasing kind of show than is this composer's wont. But his extraordinary gift for stealthily weaving dark motifs into a brighter musical fabric is definitely in evidence, mellifluously rendered in the peerless Jonathan Tunick's orchestrations." Brantley, in his review of the 2008 production, praised Cerveris and Gemignani, but declares that, "The problem is that this musical's travelogue structure precludes its digging deep.
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