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The ordinary river lamp has been taken onto the "stage" as one of the family of nazi numerous surname marks which used to be a folk matter .

Of course she did not say that her mother had been on the stage. It would have shocked her father.

Excuse me, did not work on your performance on the stage when you sit in the audience cheering for you cry, we love to love, sad it?

"This was a very dumb thing to do, it was a very hurtful thing to do, " he said from the stage, tears in his eyes.

"Very close to us is an elderly Japanese woman, whose profile is partially lit from the stage, " I said.

First time I was on the stage after my surgery, it was really awesome, and I really enjoy the concerts we are playing at the moment.

Bush treatment, throwing a pair of shoes at him as he took the stage at a real estate forum in Dalian.

'When he first came to me, he had a lot of anxiety, not sure if he could go back to the stage with just one hand, ' says Mr.

It has seventeen thousand seats and a very different stage. The design of the stage was made by a great American.

It was a political reality Mr. Obama seemed to recognize the moment he took the stage.

But she just walked around the stage as if she was drunk or something.

No, she was just jumping around the stage pretending to sing with a lot of other musicians and dancers.

The foreign technical market undergoes more than 370 years of development, has passed by the stage of producing, develop, ripe so far.

do you think , " he said , after a few moments silence , " that you ll try and get on the stage ?

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I was a dancing girl standing in the wings, waiting to hear the music that would send me floating like a feather across the stage.

Then there was a roar from the crowd, like an explosion, as the first members of the band stepped on the stage.

The results in a film with the stage show, designed to let people out of the big ugly actress, Debbie has come.

Two years later, she was able to perform on the stage, she's no longer depending on her parents to give her money.

After more than two years of grounding, you come back, and on the left all the memories of the stage, you know?

The audience sit quietly while he makes his way during the stage to his chair and commences his play.

The move appears to set the stage for a messy fight between the bank and its regulator.

As the man sang, he moved confidently around the stage, his hands open and welcoming.

Even on the stage, in many cases, I used to be very hard from beginning to the end.

When Xiaoqiu was performing on the stage , Shiqi looked at her nervously , as if to fear that she would have a bad performance .

He knew even as the pain slipped out of him that his luck had run out on the stage.

Now, I don't expect the promise any more, Of course, Maybe it is just a joke like a costumer acting on the stage.

Then there was a roar from the crowd, like an explosion, as the first members of the band stepped onto the stage.

Double check the stage of the research and make it clear to your audience how much more needs to be done to make treatments a reality.

Theaudiences sat quietly while he made his way across the stage to his chair and began his play.

Whereas festivals get the big bands on the stage, smaller venues are important for new bands trying to make a name for themselves.

His friends in the audience shout at him to read the plaque. Frozen on the stage, Bill cannot.

How much heart, the stage is as big as life will be more exciting.

Once off the stage and with tumultuous applause behind them, these students will embark upon the next chapter in their lives.

If this is an era of the rejuvenation of great art, then we won't forget a fine artist and leave him crying on the stage of this era.

As new performers take the stage, the tone changes from subtle flirtations to that of hedonistic pleasure.

Jobs liked strong personalities, up to a point, but he had never truly empowered a deputy or shared the stage.

He had reached the stage in a young man's life when the grimness of the general human situation first becomes clear.

"As the" music "If Zhang's life even sensational " abetting " Zhu: " The right to leave the stage, you need a unique route.

The director didn't think this young lady was good enough and asked her to get out off the stage.

I come from the theater, and one of the main reasons I decided to leave CSI was motivated by my desire and my need to go back to the stage.

He took the stage in a black sequined jacket, silver shirt, black fedora and black trousers that skimmed the tops of his white socks.

Though she was never intended for the stage, the looming bankruptcy of her father obliged her to try her chances.

The elder twin, who had the advantage of good looks and a striking personality, decided that he would take up the stage as a career.

"Fine, " he said, and then, seized by a sudden impulse, arose and went about to the stage door.

Other project health measurements can be rolled-up in similar ways to form a view of how the stage is progressing.

To set the stage, in India some might argue that the sport of cricket is nothing less than a religion.

Fifty minutes and eight songs later we walked off the stage to applause, filled with a tremendous sense of accomplishment.

The man, who appeared to be in his early twenties, then took off his heavy shoe and threw it at the stage missing the Premier by a few feet.

As the stage widened and the cast of players grew, Israel's next war turned out to be a classic case of unanticipated consequences.

'The hype around what India has achieved so far tends to set the stage potentially for some disasters, ' he said.

If you want me to act the fool on the stage, I suppose that's what I could do.

I saw her standing on the stage with her body slightly swinging, fascinating voice coming from her mouth.

I got to the foot of the stage, but there seemed to be some sort of strange hesitancy.

Since the may not be your maximum productive day, use it to set the stage for the rest of your week.

In these cases, I've noticed that when the parent steps out on the stage, there's a moment when the children look horrified.

She decided to use it as a warning before she got to the stage of shouting or crying and agreed to sit down and talk this through with them.

At the age of 79 has ten river did not attend the opening ceremonies, because he has to be cast down the stage before.

Expression of the stage of life can be a little more than an exaggeration, but not too much, gives a sense of affectation.

With tears in her eyes, Liu leapt from the stage and into the arms of her pleased, yet stoical, coach Ma Wenhui.

And my dreams is to be able to stand above the stage and dance for my family members who love me most.

Such a "disregard the changing circumstances" way of thinking has failed to quit thinking of the stage.

The actress often appears on the stage as a princess. Everyone seems to get the hots for her.

I used to be shining on the stage since my young age, so it was impossible for me to handle this fact.

Imagine yourself to be an actor in a play on the stage. Your aim is to play your part to the best of your ability.

For the next few minutes, the stage was a blur of activity which included dancing and acrobatics. It was an elaborate and grandiose opening.

When we got to the light again, it was like walking on to the stage of a theater.

Off the stage and without their heavy props, we finally got to see what the artists actually looked like.

Rather, the integration sets the stage for you to take a unified approach to managing a cloud consisting of heterogeneous services.

Liquid samples can be introduced into the stage with a quartz crucible through the side door without having to remove the lid .

We swan, our dancers between heaven and earth, our universe is the stage and background of any of our free-flying and free swimming.

However, this changed world was no longer the stage for her old father and his deeds became funnily obsolete.

And with that, I think I should give up the stage, so, thank you so much.

about the stage entrance, hoping vaguely for a casual brush with one of the butterflies, when an open truck pulls up to the sidewalk.

We found a table close to the stage. He ordered half a liter of beer and I ordered a grape soda.

The stage is set, and the die is cast, and this process of change will happen whatever the Dark Ones try to do, as it is a Divine Decree.

The children in the front, directly below the stage, however, had a hard time seeing.

A device used to produce a stage effect, especially a mechanical means of lowering an actor onto the stage.

All that borrowing set the stage for our current economic morass, and now thrift is back in vogue.

She sounded good and was dancing around the stage putting on quite the show. Suddenly the sound track stopped and there was no music.

jung min was so cute when he went up the stage alone and again teasing fans as if he's not aware of what he's doing to us.

Madame Merle appealed to her as if she had been on the stage.

Beyond him, ready to come on the stage, was the age of crowded cities and a restless, burgeoning vitality.

speech delivered before the stage: the child began to describe the symbol as an intermediary to the outside world.

Then, there was another where he took a bow and kept going until he was swallowed by the bowels of the stage.

He took these "characters" to the stage and he began participating in high school plays.

The second technology that we applied was actually using things that you know from the stage side of an opera house.

Controlled the air conditioning button which on the stage arranged in turn to let me associate the candied fruit.

I told him, in return, how much he was missed on the stage.

The aura which, on the stage, emanates from Macbeth, cannot be separated for the spectators from that of the actor.

Like many actors, Law, twenty-nine, began his career on the stage, joining the National Youth Music Theater in London at the age of twelve.

'We've been working on this product for a while, ' Mr. Jobs said shortly after he took the stage, 'and I just didn't want to miss today. '

I always feel as if I were in the convent again--or on the stage, before a dreadfully polite audience that never applauds.

Mathematical problems as a result of clear-speaking, less than a week by students on the stage under bombardment.

More screening and more precise tests to identify the stage of cancer at the time of diagnosis might account for the increase, he said.

During the course of the night, the "Love Story" songstress took the stage for one of her oh-so-spectacular performances.

You know what, I'd like to sing on the stage for the rest of my life with you in the first row.

Young Jesse soon took to the stage himself, and by his early teens, he discovered that acting was an outlet he desperately needed.

It certainly sets the stage for you to expand on this example and take it in all sorts of new and interesting directions.

The principal dancer tripped forward to the front of the stage and made a deep curtsey .

A three-piece band behind the drapes at the back of the stage began to make warmup noises and there were two bartenders keeping busy.

All this set the stage for a resurgence of American confidence and the swagger of the Bush presidency.

University officials bundled the protester out of the building and security guards fanned out across the stage.

The candidate demonstrated so much male chauvinism in his speech that he was booed off the stage by the mostly female audience.

On the stage and all around the gentle slope of stone, carved on the front slope "Erlonghuzhu" excellent composition and Spirit.

She never took her eyes off the stage for a moment.

I long for the glamour of great stars who used to drive up to the stage door in huge limousines.

My mother and I were standing at the foot of the stage, and I kept playing with the tip of Dr. King's shoe as he talked.

What could have been a double- play ball ended up setting the stage for the game - winning hit.

Harold Thomas, Dana Stevens, Danielle Bollinger, and "Key" are all the front vocalists in the group and are no strangers to the stage.

For him the stage is just a means of making a living.

' And someone's glass eye had fallen out, rolled across the stage, [and] fifteen blind guys [are] down on the floor looking for this eye.

The ocean economy is an emerging discipline. overseas, the research on this field also is only on the stage of fundamental and exploration .

At the back of the hall a number of men began moving towards the stage and we braced ourselves for a fight.

As the curtain rises, one of the scene-builders is kneeling on the stage, hammering at a piece of wood.

movement to the may fourth movement is new Confucianism transformation of the stage, the stage mainly for the sun by the ancient initiative.

As he came off the stage, a group of reporters mobbed him and insisted on an interview session.

A very little boy stood up and sheepishly recited, "You'd scarce expect one of my age to speak in public on the stage, " etc.

We are now at the stage where the evidence for rolling it out is being gathered through different projects implemented globally.

Kenny: I've never had a part in a play before, but I used to be a part of the stage crew in high school.

After each catcher must reach the other side of the stage, out of bounds or not the network operator will lose a ball. 21-A Bureau.

The general objective of English curriculum during the stage of elementary education is to improve students' all-round language skills.

Perhaps, after decades of waiting in the wings, the technology is finally about to hear its name called out from the stage.

An actress herself, Viola took Andrew to see many of his first shows and took him through the stage-door and into the world of the theatre.

As if in a daze, I rose from my seat when I heard my name called and slowly crossed the stage to receive my diploma.

It prevents those still living from having to cross the stage in the dark, injuring themselves and leading to new ghosts for the theater.

I had not thought that Chengdu had yet reached the stage of development where food of this quality is available.

So I said acupuncture friction-generated hypothesis is still in the stage.

The stage is still crowded, still waiting for you to perform your own show.

If she tried to get on the stage she would fall into the hands of some cheap manager and become like the rest of them.

In this play we call life, we seem to have quite different roles and enter the stage in different scenes.

Especially, the moment when he gets the first prize on the stage, I can't help applauding for his excellent performance.

For the first couple of years after Elvis returned to the stage, " In The Ghetto " was an emotive live favorite.

One of the most explosive performances I've ever witnessed was Jackson sliding across the stage at the Motown twenty-fifth anniversary show.

The curtain lifted and all the children danced across the stage.

When he struck the poor girl Nancy with his club, the people all down our row got up. There was a boot thrown at the stage.

But signs of fatigue were gone now, and he took the stage with force.

To set the stage for a discussion on XA transaction processing in a variety of middleware environments, let's begin with some definitions.

The South Bronx Greenway was also just a drawing on the stage back in 2006.

George Burns had been on the stage all his life before he died at the age of 100.

Someone came out to the stage and told Buffett he had a phone call from the Treasury.

He also presided over a major government reorganization that helped set the stage for England's development into a leading world power.

Seven executives planned to take the stage for up to 45 minutes apiece, each focusing on a different part of the business.

Mr Wright's generation is not about to leave the stage quietly.

When our band did our first tour, we traveled to Xiamen on the southern coast and one of my proudest moments came far from the stage.

Each time she stepped on to the stage, she was happy and proud because she had made her childhood dream come true.

Save your game going to move PAC-MAN around the outside of the stage and always one step ahead of those pesky ghosts!

I've reached the stage where I feel like I actually live in Sierra Leone. Life in London seems very distant.

a hanging cloth that conceals the stage; rises at the beginning and descends at the end of a performance.

Normally reserved, sensible adults are suddenly walking around the stage clucking like chickens or singing at the top of their lungs.

By the time we got to the stage of doing system builds, the I&T team was fully ramped up and competently leading the process.

In two months after that remarkable night he will climb the stage with a show of his own.

When I was on the stage the next day, I felt so nervous that I shook like a leaf.

In this chapter I shall tell you how (according to our best belief) the stage was set for the first appearance of man.

You don't see a horse on the stage but a whip in the hand of the actor and several actors stand in a line representing a whole army.

This halted development whenever it was added to embryos up to the stage when they were only four cells big.

On his right, Pierre, with a startled look, rose from his seat and moved to the stage.

"Wang Shi North Central Plain, sacrificial sue Naiweng without forgetting, " the stage of your life shine with your passion for it.

The Dalai Lama, with his long traditional red robe flapping in the wind, received a standing ovation as took the stage at the Crocoseum.

One glance at her, and both Hurstwood and Drouet saw plainly that she also was weak-kneed. She came faintly across the stage, saying.

Besides, the production of spectacular effects depends more on the art of the stage machinist than on that of the poet.

Through many lives you set yourself up in all different types of roles, and truly you are all excellent actors on the stage of life.

Until went in to the stage of integrated framework of internal control, only the theoretical research into a maturity period.

Just as James was beginning his ultimately disastrous attempt to conquer the stage, he wrote The Tragic Muse (1890).

He decided to leave the stage for no other reason than this.

She uses the straps as a device for torture and teasing as she elegantly transitions into new poses while hanging above the stage.

These boys sloped up to the stage in their tatty blazers, with long hair flapping while their cultured parents clapped indulgently.

When the evening arrived, they found their seats near the front of the concert hall and eyed the majestic Steinway waiting on the stage.

When it came time for me to play a guitar solo, I walked up to the edge of the stage and started playing.

Six months ago Jerry Yang took the stage at the D Conference to talk about the state of his business.

"Everything seemed normal until recently, but we could feel the deal breaking behind the stage, " he said.

Namely hangs with the thick string the backless stool on the stage platform parapet, is riding the stool, has the swing to see a play.

Superstitions: Ghosts haunt theaters and should be given one night a week alone on the stage.

Lucius Malfoy and Severus Snape sat at one of the front tables near the stage.

Just let the singer left the stage, so that the same actor to leave the screen.

Merely setting the stage for a $100 billion bailout by the U. S. government and becoming the poster child of the meltdown.

andy: "I'm satisfied with the stage win but I also wanted to turn white into yellow but unfortunately it wasn't possible. "

Therefore, words from his pen have "unconventional" color. And ugly and monster board the stage on behalf of Chuang-tzu to speak Tao.

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Tickets in hand, we were escorted by a female usher in a trim suit to a box at the left of the stage.

Those who survive the stage of original innocence move on, thanks to a combination of luck, work, or an inborn sense of caution.

frown a little more , miss madden , " said the stage manager" .

It doesn't look like that to begin with -- it looks as if we just put some water on the stage and built a pond, but we haven't.

If you play for United week in, week out you don't want to leave but I got to the stage where I wasn't even second choice in midfield.

The youth who looking at on the stage, that energetic and fearless finally starts coming out his life square one.

Delphi is a set of tools that Borland company of the United States developed for developing the stage database system .

We haven't got to the stage of a full-scale military conflict.

More than 100 hours of behind-the-scenes footage for Jackson's aborted return to the stage have been distilled into a two-hour film.

Carol and Jake: . . . struts and frets its hour upon the stage and then is heard no more. It is a tale told no more by an idiot.

to the stage of life, you can only contribute laughter and tears as an either spontaneous or pretentious performer.

With this analysis in place, the stage was set for the great civil rights revolution in the decades immediately following the war.

She was amazed by the sense of accomplishment brought by performance on the stage.

Float on clouds, I see that the love of the world is still putting on the stage , have somewhat is doomed is tragedy.

He took to the stage and signed autographs for fans at the event.

more ~ than ~ Being obliged to leave the stage due to his illness, he has an emotion, which is more of regret than attachment.

At the concert he told his companion, as an aside, that he hoped the musicians would not fall of the stage.

Though his investment in the stock- index option suffered heavy losses , it is far away from the stage to scrape the bottom of the barrel .

If Santana really wants this holiday program to compete with "The Nutcracker, " she would be wise to spruce up the stage set.

In the 21 st century, cultural marketing start out on the stage of history, the emergence of the cultural marketing have deep background.

The first is said to be a stage of pulling up roots. We grow hastily into the stage where we seek for independence and recognition.

Highest state of life, that is, the election of the stage, out of its own way, and then enjoy its unique talent and ability.

Over whether the dream of one day be able to stand on the stage interpretation of their favorite cartoon role?

Provide the context and set the stage for your research question in such a way as to show its necessity and importance.

The yellow earth between the white lines of the diamond is the stage on which ball players perform.

Today, or maybe tomorrow, he will have to put on a concert at a few hours notice - the stage built on the day.

The earliest theatres were outdoors, constructed in a bowl-shaped depression to allow all in the audience to see the stage.

I was thrilled to be the only person standing on the stage with a shiny silver helmet.

to make matters worse , rose mignon arrived out of breath at the very moment she was due on the stage.

The Hollywood actress welled up with tears after taking to the stage to speak about her time as a UN goodwill ambassador.

The stage was decorated with a large menorah a candleholder normally used in Jewish temples and an abundance of flowers and fruit.

As well as nudging Berlusconi off the stage, Merkel had to smooth out her volatile relationship with France's president, Nicolas Sarkozy.

Her genre switch to memoir in Hospital Sketches set the stage for her masterpiece, Little Women.

Interphase The stage in the CELL CYCLE when the nucleus is not in a state of division.

Saw a flash light down the dark, vague actors can see heads held high, stepped onto the stage with confidence.

I was running and there was a little dip in the stage, and I rolled my ankle and broke it.

Rolls-Royce took to the stage at the Geneva Motor Show in March with a thinly-veiled concept version of its new "entry level" sedan.

Looked at the stage of "Dragon heroes" beings, the children in the audience are also attractive.

Due to the stage performance, he made an exception to the lent me.

Flies The area directly over the stage of a theater, containing overhead lights, drop curtains, and equipment for raising and lowering sets.

Performance of facial make-up, the stage dressed in costumes, horse bamboo frame around the bar, half-foot stilts , welcomed by the people.

Another little girl and mother mount the stage offer flowers, Nei Ying also the squatting lower part of the body pats child's shoulder.

I have stood on the stage and gone toe-to-toe with him in 22 debates.

He died while many of his fans were still unfamiliar with seeing their heroes exit the stage. He died on the cusp of a possible comeback.

This could set the stage for a more detailed discussion of the framework that will ultimately govern the Fed's exit strategy.

It was placed front and center, Just below the stage an a few feet from his family: mother Katherine, father Joe, his brothers and sisters.

The stage lighting and down lights to light up the field, a staff member on the stage, asking everyone to return to the seat.

The stage had already did not remember when looking back at you.

Come and dance at a confident players in the stage, I shinning fall into the bottom of heart, fell into despair.

Old age is a memory, summed up the stage, the elderly like to recall the past, like the others said their young thing.

The Brilliant Idea: A cleaner, quieter craft with a radical new design, setting the stage for a fundamental shift in aviation.

We sit too far (away) from the stage to be able to see very much.

Once on the stage, she can leave behind at the back stage all pains from her ailment and her sorrows.

A teacher's strength exists in class, on the stage, and among the audience, which are all his beloved.

Wang left the stage for the first of his six costume changes, which kept to basics--pants, shirts and sleeveless jackets.

The Stage Manager and Assistant Stage Managers are prohibited from participating in the ordering of food for the company.

The two comics spent the episode pointing him in the direction of everywhere except the stage in order to prevent him singing.

Mrs. Dulcie stood up and flapped her wings. Again she rose off the floor and landed gently across the stage.

When the relevant document of each stage is submitted and double-checked, the work of the stage shall be deemed as being formally started.

She returned to the stage in later life when the cinema roles dried up and even had a go at recording a few rock and roll albums.

The researches on "Dual functional" teachers of vocational schools is still at the stage when different researchers have different opinions.

Time flies. I saw her standing on the stage all by herself, confidently delivering the notes of her presentation.

The monster was blown up on the stage and burst out of a cupboard, to devour the main character.

I was the third contestant to go onto the stage. The beginning part of my performance was perfect.

Indeed the collapse of oil prices, one of the few reasons around for economic cheer, may be setting the stage for another spike.

It was something I was very familiar with: to take on another personality before you step out on the stage.

At the Tokyo event in 1999, Ghosn was all but alone on the stage, and he answered all the questions from the audience.

to save us from embarrassment , master quickly came down the stage and sang with everyone , " little lamb wants to go home . "

A new medical center of a nuclear and innovative cluster is at the stage of construction today.

This attribute specifies the stage of the service description generation process, known as an extension point , at which the SDFE runs .

Once this model of schooling prevailed, the stage was set for the creation of an inclusive free-school system in the United States.