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Mr Millin inquired, half-joking, whether he should walk up and down in the traditional way of pipers.

At the age of just 17, she became the first female voice in the seven-man vocal act known as the Pied Pipers.

The War Office in London now forbade pipers to play in battle, but Mr Millin and Lord Lovat, as Scots, plotted rebellion.

The children danced to the music that the pipers were piping .

It has its own joy, it has its own light, it has its jump . . . Scottish wedding of the most common instrument remains the pipers.

Miniature robots can act like pied pipers to lead cockroaches into shelters that they would not normally visit .

in various formal dinners and public ceremonies , the arrival and departure of the vips are often led by pipers and drummers.

They thrust their little necks out and kept up a musical whistling, like a tiny troupe of pipers.

Rome's military invasion of Great Britain, Scottish pipers introduced.

Highland dancing is most commonly done to bagpipes, and the version pipers play today dates back to the 16th century.

Scottish regiments have traditionally been led into battle by pipers.

The pipers calling you to join him.

In the 19th century, pipers even more competition in Scotland civil surging, which produced many well-known pipers in hand.

The pipers dressed in traditional Scottish costume gave us a warm welcome.

Maybe just march down a couple of Scottish pipers dowm Oxford Street and just declare the games open. That's it.

REEVES: A couple of pipers march ahead of the coffin.

Along with less need to invest in physical infrastructure, it is the reason they typically command higher valuations than the pipers.

Water pipers often burst in cold weather.

Hear the trumpets, hear the pipers.

I FEEL INTERESTING ABOUTA THAT, CAN YOU TELL ME SAOMETHING ABOUT THIS? DAN YOU PLAY THE PIPERS?

He would set up a big hollow tube on a hill; the Dagenham Girl Pipers (or similar) would march into it;