"Chilly beans!" she always sang out, at the water's touch.
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We made Lego villages, played music, sang out of tune.
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" In the back seat, Little Henry sang out, "Goggie, goggie.
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In a polarized America, she told me, its values sang out.
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Last time I sang out loudThis morning, probably to Sublime or Third Eye Blind.
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"When I die, put me in a tomb / That's what zombies do," he sang out.
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She fetched a bag of timothy hay and sang out "zajaczka," the Polish word for bunny.
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"I have sang out, screamed out and done full choreo from the wings…" she wrote on Twitter.
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He asked where we were all from, and voices sang out from places like Cameroon, Israel, Uzbekistan.
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"Papas a la plancha-aaaaa," a server sang out operatically as she placed the potatoes on the table.
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Then a last voice sang out—Shaw's quiet mezzo, wafting up like a fleck of ash above a flame.
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"Come to our protection in this world where we are being hit by waves," their voices sang out in Tamil.
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I just closed my eyes and sang out of my heart about the journey of being sexually different in our society.
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I mean, I pied the piper, I put on a diaper and sang out my spleen to a room full of teens.
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In her raspy, quiet voice, she sang out, "Chobe chickens," whenever we passed them, laughing heartily each time at their hectic scampering.
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"Look what I've found!" she sang out, but the others were reluctant to move from in front of their documentary on Minoan Crete.
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It wasn't just that Sergey sang out of tune or that he sang with a gooey Russian accent, although those things bothered Vadik, too.
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Asked when he last sang out loud, Eastwood took advantage of the moment: "Right now, let's do it," he tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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Downer karaoke unexpectedly kicked off one night after I entered "Yesterday Once More" by The Carpenters, a melancholic, downbeat song that I'd never sang out loud before.
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Maybe that explains why their playing in the Eighth Symphony sang out with such fullness and breadth, and why chordal passages had such strong hints of a church choir.
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This was an orchestra-only rehearsal, so Mr. Nézet-Séguin, 42, sang out odd bits of the text — sometimes in a tenor voice and sometimes in a decent falsetto.
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LONDON — About 30 minutes before kickoff at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday, the band of visiting Paris St.-Germain fans in the far end of the stadium sang out in unison.
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Artists Dread Scott, Mira Schor, Avram Finkelstein, Naeem Mohaiemen, Simone Leigh of Black Women Artists for Black Lives Matter, Tracie Morris with Vijay Iyer, and many others spoke and sang out.
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It was an orchestra-only rehearsal, so Mr. Nézet-Séguin sang out odd bits of the text — sometimes in a tenor voice, and, on a few occasions, in a decent falsetto.
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Adam Sandler revived his beloved Opera Man character when he hosted Saturday Night Live on May 4, and in a Weekend Update appearance he sang out all the big headlines from recent weeks.
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Residents sang out: "We wish you a good impeachment, we wish you a good impeachment and removal right now," to the melody of "We Wish You a Merry Christmas," according to ABC News.
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Earlier his month, in front of the Manhattan Criminal Court, as Harvey Weinstein was tried for rape and sexual assault, a group of 2900 women sang out the chilling feminist anthem "El violador eres tu" ("The Rapist Is You").
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In a surprise performance, right after Hamilton surprised absolutely no one by winning the Tony for Best Musical, the cast sang out the show with "The Schuyler Sisters," in which Goldsberry and Soo celebrate how lucky they are to be alive and in New York City.
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And throughout it all, Milch's dialogue — which has been called Shakespearean so often that it's a cliché, but he really did write much of the show in iambic pentameter — sang out as some of the best and most lyrical in TV history, spoken by some of its finest actors.
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When he strode out into the crowd with only his acoustic guitar and sang out the words to his 2013 traveler's ode "Alone in Memphis," you could feel the air go out of the room—we all gathered close, pulled together by invisible strings, and even those who didn't know the words ended up singing along.
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Hold on a minute You see I've worked every day since I was 18 I've toured everywhere from Japan to Mar-a-Lago I even went on stage that night in Chicago when I was having a miscarriage I mean, I pied the piper, I put on a diaper And sang out my spleen to a room full of teens What do you mean this happened to me?
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Girl from Mantuckit sang out and sat poutingly in her chair, and began swirling in it flightily.
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Girl from Mantuckit sang out and sat poutingly in her chair, and began swirling in it flightily.
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She never talked or sang out loud and when she did it was always one octave lower. She saved her full voice for a real audience.
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She was at "wit's end and just wanted to say what I meant in a simple way, without using all those flowery words." The line that Bedingfield sang out of frustration became the song's hook and its subject matter inspired by her real life difficulty writing a love song.""These Words" Song Facts". Song Facts.
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Feeling mocked, she kicked the bucket into pieces. She looked into the pond once more, and there she saw the beautiful face. At last, she was convinced that gods had granted her wish to have a beautiful face. Enamoured, she started to dance, expressing her feelings towards Raden Putra, and sang out her love for him.
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Hermann Vogel - Kinder- und Hausmärchen, München: Verlag von Braun u. Schneider, c 1892 A peasant took his cow to market where he sold her for seven thalers. On his way home he passed a pond where the frogs sang out, "akt, akt, akt, akt", which to him sounded like "eight, eight, eight, eight". "What nonsense they speak", he said, "for I was paid seven and not eight".
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She sang "Out of Your Mind" to a 100,000-strong audience. Beckham then signed a recording contract with her group label Virgin Records. Her next single as a solo artist, "Not Such An Innocent Girl", was released on 17 September 2001. Again, she faced competition in another hugely hyped chart battle, this time with Kylie Minogue's single "Can't Get You Out of My Head".
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Okemah residents regarded Guthrie with some suspicion and some believed he was a Communist based on his "Woody Sez" column published in a Communist paper The People's World. In addition, Guthrie sang out his beliefs at labor union rallies - sometimes with other outspoken artists such as Pete Seeger and Cisco Houston. As late as 1971, the Okemah City Council refused to proclaim Woody Guthrie Day due to his radical politics.Curtis, Gene.
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Elliott sang out the second, and so they went through the lyrics. And they performed it—with trepidation—before the fraternity that evening. The interview was published as an article in the New Haven Register and later reprinted in Yankee magazine. It then appeared on page 103 of The Best of Yankee Magazine In the interview, he recalled the day and the odd circumstances that led to the creation of this historic song.
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Elliot sang out the second, and so they went through the lyrics. And they performed it—with trepidation—before the fraternity that evening. The interview was published as an article in the New Haven Register and later reprinted in Yankee Magazine. It then appeared on page 103 of "The Best of Yankee Magazine" In the interview he recalled the day and the odd circumstances that led to the creation of this historic song.
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Muddy roads made carpets impractical; instead, the floor was covered with a thick layer of sand. Along the side of Mountain Avenue was a long row of posts to which horses were tied. Singing was conducted by a presenter who stood before the congregation, gave the pitch from a tuning fork, and sang out the tune in "a loud, stentorious voice". Before the American Civil War, church members occasionally voted to take action for or against certain civic practices.
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Castenodolo the place was > called I think [where] Türr lost a heap of men(...). > The General [Garibaldi] was in an awful stew, [he] made me go with him to > Castenodolo. On the way we met Türr badly wounded in an ambulance he was > very bad but tried to sit up and sang out viva Italia then we met a lot more > wounded being carried off.Frank Leward's letter to a friend, written at > Lovere, July 29, 1859 .
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Of her debut, Bernard Holland wrote in The New York Times: "Ms. Garanca is the real thing ... Modern singing techniques adapt with difficulty to Rossini's early-19th-century emphasis on speed, lightness and athletic articulation, and Ms. Garanca was the only one onstage sounding completely comfortable. The lyric passages sang out; the episodes of racecourse delivery were fully in hand". Garanča sang the leading role of Georges Bizet's Carmen in the 2010 and 2015 productions of the Metropolitan Opera.
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McCartney and husband Paul at the Academy Awards in 1974 After the Beatles broke up in 1970, Paul taught Linda to play keyboards and recorded an album with her, Ram, as a duo. The couple formed the band Wings. They garnered several Grammy Awards, becoming one of the most successful British bands of the 1970s, but had to endure jibes about Linda's singing. She later said that criticisms that she sang out of tune in Wings' early days were true.
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Hymentact first asks Modella if it was she who sang out of tune. Modella denies this, to which Bloberta's mother replies "Well, it certainly wasn't our little Lunchbox here!", suggesting that Bloberta's brother has progressed far enough in the stages of puberty to be unable to sing in so high a register. According to Dino Stamatopoulos' Twitter page, Lunchbox was named after a stop-motion device which allowed for them to see the previous and next shot with the push of a button.
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Although the story was thought to be apocryphal, Armstrong himself confirmed it in at least one interview as well as in his memoirs. On a later recording, Armstrong also sang out "I done forgot the words" in the middle of recording "I'm A Ding Dong Daddy From Dumas". Such records were hits and scat singing became a major part of his performances. Long before this, however, Armstrong was playing around with his vocals, shortening and lengthening phrases, interjecting improvisations, using his voice as creatively as his trumpet.
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He learned many types of folk music and became a mimic, effortlessly switching from humorous hillbilly ballads to deep country blues. With his self-taught harmonica technique, he was a one-man band, able to play the instrument without his hands or the need for a neck brace. While also playing guitar, he perfected a technique of manipulating the harmonica with his mouth while he sang out of the other side. He could also play harmonica with his nose and thus play two harmonicas at once, a skill he shared with blues harp players Walter Horton and Gus Cannon's partner Noah Lewis.
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"Are ye bogged?" sang out the trooper, as the Ministerial coach sank nearly up to the axles in one of these treacherous portions of the NSW Government road. "I'll git out all right," the driver replied; and he shouted to his struggling team, and swung round his whip with a succession of sharp cracks until the coach was dragged to a place of comparative safety. It was in endeavouring to avoid a bog and pass between soma shrubbery that one of the front wheels of the coach struck a tree which could not be discerned in the darkness. The outlook was not reassuring.
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Speaking in the Anthology, Starr explained that he insisted on changing the first linewhich originally was "What would you think if I sang out of tune? Would you throw ripe tomatoes at me?"so that fans would not throw tomatoes at him should he perform it live. (In the early days, after George Harrison made a passing comment that he liked jelly babies, the group was showered with them at all of their live performances.) After it was released in the United States, Maryland Governor and future Vice President Spiro T. Agnew lobbied to have the song banned because he believed it was about drug use.
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They appeared in the 1931 film Confessions of a Co-Ed where they sang Ya Got Love and Crosby sang Out of Nowhere. Radio broadcasts over station KNX from the Cocoanut Grove made Crosby famous on the West Coast, but his drinking problems and risky behaviors caused him to start missing performances and his pay was docked. The trio failed to turn up for their scheduled appearance at the Cocoanut Grove on Saturday, May 16, 1931, and it became clear that they had walked out on their contract. They stated that their six-month contract had expired but they did not know or had forgotten that a nine-month option existed.
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The title track segues into "With a Little Help from My Friends" amid the sound of screaming fans recorded during a Beatles concert at the Hollywood Bowl. In his role as Billy Shears, Starr contributes a baritone lead vocal that Womack credits with imparting an element of "earnestness in sharp contrast with the ironic distance of the title track". Written by Lennon and McCartney, the song's lyrics centre on a theme of questions, beginning with Starr asking the audience whether they would leave if he sang out of tune. In the call-and-response style, Lennon, McCartney and Harrison go on to ask their bandmate questions about the meaning of friendship and true love; by the final verse, Starr provides unequivocal answers.
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Food critics from Time Out reviewed the restaurant's express lunch menu in 2011, giving it four out of five stars and describing one dish, a rhubarb, strawberry and vanilla millefeuille, as having "sang out [the] meal on a high note". In 2009, the restaurant appeared in the Michelin guide for the first time, appearing directly with two stars, and was named a Michelin rising star. The following year, this was increased to three Michelin stars; the restaurant becoming only the fourth UK-based three-Michelin star restaurant following The Waterside Inn, The Fat Duck and Restaurant Gordon Ramsay. As of 2017 it is one of five UK-based three-Michelin starred restaurants with nine-seat Araki Sushi Restaurant joining in the 2018 Michelin Guide published in October 2017.
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If he had stayed there, he might have been one of the 50,000 Jews deported from the city and exterminated. Alone in his house, with the habit of writing, no other work, and the obvious impossibility of publishing during the war, he made entries in his diary almost every day: noting what people said, what he saw, and what he heard on the radio and read in the press, often with comments like this: “Monsieur de Gaulle (that’s what the paper calls him) and General Catroux have been stripped of their French nationality.” So has France. (December 12, 1940) The events “after the fall of France” described above are entered in the diary as they happened. When registering as Jewish, for example, Werth says he sang out the word “Jewish” as if he were singing the Marseillaise.
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