How To Use Lullaby In A Sentence
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Darlene came back on the phone, interrupting a lullaby version of `Tax Man".
THE DUTCH BLUE ERROR
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The child-like simplicity of the slow movement is rendered as a lullaby, and the finale has punch without the application of brute force.
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The wind sang its gentle desert lullaby, and the prisoners' fires crackled and snapped quietly.
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The word lullaby has been in the English language since the Middle Ages - one of several, such as rockaby and hushaby, which show how generations of mothers and caretakers have helped their children fall asleep through music.
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The lullaby had the baby into the Land of Nod in half an hour.
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The music is the best thing about the film, which includes spirituals, work songs, a lullaby, and a great sequence in a saloon with honky-tonk jazz.
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When the fairies sing a song, they add pleasing variety to the play's ample store of lyric forms: for their 'roundel' or dancing in a ring, they sing a lullaby.
Shakespeare
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Lemar, who came third in the reality TV show competition, will be wowing the audience with songs, including the tune Lullaby which he composed along with fellow contestant Ainsley.
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When a baby in its cot began to cry a sound activated motor would rock the baby's cradle, play the soothing sound of the swish of the sea and a lullaby in tandem if necessary to soothe and settle the child.
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I believe a hiss is music to his ears and a curse is a hushaby, lullaby song.
The Thunders of Silence
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He started singing a lullaby, and I stood in the doorway, watching them.
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The murmured swoosh of cars rushing down nearby streets, the hum of planes overhead, the shouts resonating from the bar next door; the city's strange, eternal lullaby.
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The sky was a lullaby of blue light and ice, but looking beyond that, near the edge of sight, there was a fire, something soothing and terrible at once.
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The new mother sang a lullaby as she gently laid her Son on the hay in the feed box.
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Let Us Play collects a dozen tracks of up-to-the-minute electronica, ranging from the anti-nuke dub confection “Atomic Moog 2000,” to the breakbeat of “Return to the Margin,” to the mechanized lullaby of “Music for No Musicians,” to the full-out trance of “Timber.”
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`It's part of a lullaby, you see, Mr Alberg," said Norma, leaning earnestly towards him.
SLEEP WHILE I SING
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Sleeper, some called it, its voice a sweet lullaby calling those who heard it into slumber.
ABHORSEN
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The blast of Sisters of Mercy at full volume in her ears seemed an unlikely lullaby but within minutes she was asleep.
MIDNIGHT IS A LONELY PLACE
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Bassoonist John Clouser made the Lullaby a thing of beauty, accompanied by the three harps and muted strings.
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His singing-voice sounded so soft, like he was singing a lullaby.
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However, these songs all share the common unifying characteristic of lullabying children to sleep for generations past and generations to come.
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The old melodic line came lullabying back, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania.
Underworld
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Then suddenly, in a slightly hoarse and off-key voice, he sang the lullaby that Mom used to sing to me.
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I sincerely feel that if we could resurrect the word lullaby, we would stand a good chance of hearing one on MTV.
TalkTalk
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Bushbabies in the branches, fruit bats munching in the mango trees, a night-time lullaby of sea on sand — magic.
Times, Sunday Times
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The second is a three-part lullaby and the finale a moto perpetuo in gradual crescendo.
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Lehar's Merry Widow Waltz sung as a lullaby with guided visualizations to release the mind and body into renewing sleep.
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The child in Japan is rocked to sleep by the soothing sound of the lullaby, which is often a prayer to these gods.
The Religions of Japan From the Dawn of History to the Era of Méiji
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Darlene came back on the phone, interrupting a lullaby version of `Tax Man".
THE DUTCH BLUE ERROR
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A lullaby: your voice, no matter how untuneful, is very soothing to your baby.
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Rosa's lullaby stops and starts to accommodate Orford's groans, Jack stirring in his sleep, Rosa recalling the lullaby to quiet Jack, opening the door to Orford's cell, and so on.
Savage Boundaries
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The slosh of the sea sang me to sleep, whispering the soft and sweet lullaby of our lady Atlantic, the peacemaker.
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Other highlights include the psychotramatic lullaby of ‘The Talk of Creatures’, the literally glass-shattering gutbucket blues of ‘The Coming of the Crow’, and the Martian Beatles doo-wop of ‘The Simple Song’.
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Sleeper, some called it, its voice a sweet lullaby calling those who heard it into slumber.
ABHORSEN
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She seemed delighted to see these ladies, who belong to the _Junta_, and led us into a large hall where a score of nurses and babies were performing a symphony of singing, hushing, crying, lullabying, and other nursery music.
Life in Mexico
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Nothing more to add, except Addie is clearly the man’s daughter: why else would he be humming a lullaby?
GALLOWS • by John Lander
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He strongly felt the consoling power of the music in the pastorale, and Silverman recognizes the ambiguity in the title, which means both ‘woman rocking a cradle ‘and ‘lullaby.’
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He described a group of young women whose freshness is a sign of health and well-being, breast-feeding beautiful children, rocking them to sleep singing a lullaby.
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She tucked her into bed and sang her a soft lullaby.
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Soprano Raquel Lojendio is the lovely soloist in five of the songs; together, she and the baritone also sing a lullaby for the baby Jesus.
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She is best when her discursive, rambling method strikes something eccentrically sharp and moving; not often in complete poems, though the sustained Lullaby here is a fine exception.
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I arrive to a small door that was open halfway, and in the small room I see Holly holding a small bundle in her arms, walking back and forth, while singing her little lullaby.
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He struggled to recall a lullaby his mother used to sing, when she was still alive.
Pretty polish girl - part 3
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Sleep while the angels exult in the sky, Singing Thy glory and sweet lullaby.
CHALLENGE FOR THE CHALET SCHOOL
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His latest novel, Lullaby hit bookshelves in the quietest of fashions, and, again, deals with the darker underbelly of American life.
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The music is the best thing about the film, which includes spirituals, work songs, a lullaby, and a great sequence in a saloon with honky-tonk jazz.
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In fact, he said if you woke up, I was to sing you a lullaby to get you back to sleep if I had to.
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Another such piece, ‘Child Falling Asleep,’ lulls the mind into a sleepy state, much as he might have imagined lullabying his own children at bedtime.
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Lullabies written by established classical composers are often given the form-name berceuse, which is French for lullaby, or cradle song.
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I dreamt of a rainy day, one of those days when the crackle of water on the windows acts like a lullaby, a gentle drumming to make you slip into afternoon sleep against the strange worlds inside your book.
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She gently crooned a lullaby.
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In an accompanying audio track, a baritone slowly sings the children's lullaby that lent its title to the exhibition.
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Two yellow birds are sitting atop the cradle as if lullabying the child.
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The engines are humming my lullaby and their baffled sound comforts me.
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A learned commentator gives us what he facetiously calls a lullaby note on this.
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 13, No. 386, August 22, 1829
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As if to foreshadow the war to come, he recorded two of the most popular German lieder that month - Schubert's Serenade and Brahms's Lullaby.
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Yet, as on ‘Children's Waltz’ and ‘Lullaby’, the wave of pastel, hymnal harmonies are hard to deny on aesthetic grounds.
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They bantered a few minutes more before everyone quieted down and simply enjoyed the ambience and the lullaby being sung for them.
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She seemed delighted to see these ladies, who belong to the Junta, and led us into a large hall where a score of nurses and babies were performing a symphony of singing, hushing, crying, lullabying, and other nursery music.
Life in Mexico, During a Residence of Two Years in That Country
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Feeling that resonance was an extraordinary experience that was both like listening to a lullaby and an awakening song.
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Go to google, type in "now i feel your name coursing through my veins lyrics" the spill canvas, lullaby
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You see, my mother used to sing me a lullaby before I went to sleep.
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Luma Lane has already given brief respite by then; hair clamped in bunches, her not unattractive playground lullaby vocal stripped from the finer points of the 4AD back catalogue.
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Especially endearing were the sweetness and portamenti of the strings in the Act I doll lullaby and Act II Arabian Dance.
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She lay down again on the bed and sang a little wandering tune made up of the words I have sung all the songs all the songs I have sung all the songs there are until, touched by her own lullaby, she grew drowsy, and in the hollow of near-sleep she tasted the acridness of gold, left the chill of alabaster and smelled the dark, sweet stench of loam.
Toni Morrison - Prose
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Like an actors mask, the simple lullaby hides the true identity of 'Take Care' that, once revealed, shows an untouched depth to the human condition: "I'll take care of you, it's true" is drummed sweetly into you like honeying drones floating you into your dreams.
The Line Of Best Fit
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True to High Fidelity rules, Lullaby of Birdland opens with a corker: an on-air medley of Take the A Train and Caravan by Duke Ellington.
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Another lawsuit is pending in Germany against the Opel division of General Motors, this one for a version of the Brahms 'Lullaby' performed in what he calls a suspiciously Waitsian voice.
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It contains, among other things of merit, a lullaby, called "Sleep, Little Tulip," with a remarkably artistic and effective pedal-point on two notes (the submediant and the dominant) sustained through the entire song with a fine fidelity to the words and the lullaby spirit; a "Nocturne" in which Nevin has revealed an unsuspected voluptuousness in Mr. Aldrich 'little lyric, and has written a song of irresistible climaxes.
Contemporary American Composers Being a Study of the Music of This Country, Its Present Conditions and Its Future, with Critical Estimates and Biographies of the Principal Living Composers; and an Abundance of Portraits, Fac-simile Musical Autographs, and
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The music is the best thing about the film, which includes spirituals, work songs, a lullaby, and a great sequence in a saloon with honky-tonk jazz.
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It was of no use lullabying while she sobbed so; it must be given up, and she must just carry her baby in her arms, and take him with her to the office, for it was long past dinner-time.
The Grey Woman and other Tales
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We almost had Provincial Premiers lullabying to their
The Masques of Ottawa
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Two other things: you might try some calming music at bedtime (we use the Baby Einstein lullaby CD, but whatever works).
The Grabbing Hands, Grab All They Can | Her Bad Mother
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The word lullaby has been in the English language since the Middle Ages - one of several, such as rockaby and hushaby, which show how generations of mothers and caretakers have helped their children fall asleep through music.
On language and colic
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They are pared down, almost parenthetical, and yet they occasionally elevate mundane impressions, especially of his daily life in a New York loft, giving them a lullaby tenderness.
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`It's part of a lullaby, you see, Mr Alberg," said Norma, leaning earnestly towards him.
SLEEP WHILE I SING
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Sunshine will appeal to story group times at schools and libraries, as well as parents and grandparents lullabying their children to sleep at bedtime.
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Another lullaby with scary lyrics and an enchanting melody is the Shimabara Lullaby, roughly translated by Hanako Tokita as:
Global Voices in English » Global Lullabies: The Arrorró Project
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As for new songs, there's a Latvian lullaby, a Czech dirge and a Bulgarian ballad.
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Well, I confess they are rather of a general nature at present -- belonging to humanity rather than the individual, as you would say -- consisting chiefly in washing, dressing, feeding, and apostrophe, varied with lullabying.
The Seaboard Parish Volume 1
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The lullaby ‘My Darling’ tells the words of a parent soothing a child.
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Sleep while the angels exult in the sky, Singing Thy glory and sweet lullaby.
CHALLENGE FOR THE CHALET SCHOOL
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The opening vignette, ‘Lullaby for a Broken Dog’ is simple piano tinklings and a man's spoken words over the hiss and pop of a needle on an old record.
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A woman gently crooned the tune of a lullaby.
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Slovak anthem 2. folk song - "cervena ruzicka" (SLUK) 3. lullaby - "lulu ze mi, lulu" (SLUK) I really apologize again and thank you for your great work
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The baby fell asleep quickly while listening to the lullaby.
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Another lawsuit is pending in Germany against the Opel division of General Motors, this one for a version of the Brahms "Lullaby" performed in what he calls a suspiciously Waitsian voice.
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But Wood does not give value for lullabying us: a critic is not a governess.
IN WHICH HEROES STUMBLE
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He suddenly recalled the sight of Kass in the nursery of his house, staring up at him, with the crib mobile's lullaby playing in the background.
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Heather Jenkins displayed a dizzyingly high soprano in the fairy lullaby; mezzo Kristin Vienneau brought sparkle to other fairy solo moments.
A Remarkably Inventive A Cappella Premiere
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The music is Celtic-Emerald Isle - the songs are a lullaby.
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The blast of Sisters of Mercy at full volume in her ears seemed an unlikely lullaby but within minutes she was asleep.
MIDNIGHT IS A LONELY PLACE
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The baby bench press, as Levitt calls it, now forms part of a workout for new fathers and babies that includes such cutely-named exercises as tot squats, lullaby lunges and peek-a-boo pop-ups.
