How To Use Pleaser In A Sentence
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The term "crowd pleaser" is a real backhanded compliment in comedy, being associated with stale, hackneyed, button-pushing routines.
This week's new comedy
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Whether baked, barbecued, curried, grilled, stewed, or stir-fried, shrimp are palate pleasers throughout the Western world.
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He gets spectacular goals and is a real crowd pleaser.
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Despite being excessively overhyped, the new Tiger Woods authorized DVD collection is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser.
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I'm Going to my Room to be Cool Now and I Don't Want to be Disturbed was Dendy's unblushing crowd pleaser: a thirteen-part suite, set to funky rock 'n' roll classics.
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It's easiest to slip in with the Hotel California, an apricot-infused gin, pisco, lime and pineapple juice pleaser.
Sunshine in a Glass
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Whether baked, barbecued, curried, grilled, stewed, or stir-fried, shrimp are palate pleasers throughout the Western world.
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A crowd pleaser was the dark denim jean skirt with pink pockets, paired with a pink tank top.
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By their nature, sports movies are crowd-pleasers.
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This song is a real crowd pleaser, its metronomical rhythm perfectly suited to the live arena.
Oceans never listen
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A few minutes after that, he scored his first coast-to-coast bucket, another crowd pleaser.
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The term "crowd pleaser" is a real backhanded compliment in comedy, being associated with stale, hackneyed, button-pushing routines.
This week's new comedy
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However, the car's remarkable attention to detail brought it forward during judging and it became a real crowd-pleaser.
Jay Weston: "Best in Show" at Pebble Beach Won by Peter and Merle Mullin!
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He speaks reverently about his fans and their dedication to his music, and he's a genuine crowd-pleaser when it comes to playing the songs they want to hear.
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Aimed at 16-34 year olds, it's trying to pull an audience with new series of guaranteed crowd pleasers such as Friends and ER.
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Are blinis the best culinary kick-off to a celebration, or do you have another, even more sophisticated crowd pleaser up your sleeve?
How to cook perfect blinis
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Their neo-vaudevillian, avant-garde crowd-pleaser is a tonic rib-tickler.
Times, Sunday Times
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But the crowd-pleaser is lusciously roasted baby loin of pork, accompanied not only by sauerkraut and apple compote but by smoked sausage and two spare ribs.
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He once gave us gorgeously-designed spectacles that not only challenged Hollywood's hegemony over blockbuster crowd-pleasers, but beat Hollywood at its own game by making his blockbusters smarter and more stylish.
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His jazz favourites were both revolutionary beboppers, such as Monk and Parker, and established, crowd-pleasers such as Lionel Hampton and Billy Eckstine.
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It was a crowd-pleaser, the number one protest song.
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There are far more people at their concerts these days; possibly because they avoid most of their own albums, and play some old-time crowd-pleasers.
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The evidence suggests that reinventions, in any guises and at whichever end of the scale, are surefire crowd-pleasers.
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The mass-market success of the Peter Jackson movies (and a Harry-wrought fantasy-friendly zeitgeist) might have changed that, but Harry Potter has been a crowd-pleaser from the start.
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Certainly it's a crowd-pleaser, coming away with the audience prize from several world-class film festivals.
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Being a people pleaser is just part and parcel of my personality, and it’s the thing that makes saying “yes” so easy.
Sunday Scribblings-Yes! « Becca’s Byline
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The TV executives predict a bonanza rating since both boxers are proven crowd pleasers.
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A chocolate dessert is a sure crowd-pleaser.
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The crowd-pleaser isn't shy about showing off her spinny pianissimo higher range, but this one trick pony will have to bring a little more to the stage than just that.
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You may not want to admit it to the rest of your softball team, but flavors like mocha amaretto and caramel are palate pleasers.
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Daniel Clement Dennett (born March 28, 1942) is an American religious nut who worships "facts" and induction whose research centers on the bullshit and ego pleasers and is the leading decon of the milliantho sphere of frenetic low self esteam American brains of mind, philosophy of science and religion of biology, particularly as those fields re
Kog Zadare, only living person...
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The lack of substance in Hollywood crowd-pleasers is constantly decried, harking back to some golden moment in the 1970s or even the 1930s, when films could stimulate the mind as well as satiate the senses.
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Fluffy, creamy and brimming with shrimp flavour, it's one of those satisfying crowd-pleasers.
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But Bobby was not just a crowd-pleaser, he was a fierce competitor, too, and a genius of a shotmaker.
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It would make missile defense look like a crowd pleaser.
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While some may argue that it's no big deal for people to know you're not at home, since you're not saying where your home is, PleaseRobMe points out that other friends might be trying to "colonize" your home via Foursquare.
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The tricks are simple crowd pleasers: A Pyongyang city bus filled with waving passengers appears to levitate and then disappear; an acrobat seems to float through a magical skyscape of clouds.
North Korea stages its biggest magic show ever
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With dates in Singapore, Taiwan, Indonesia and the Philippines ahead of her this week the songstress insists that she will continue to play the crowd-pleasers despite hating some of the songs.
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It was a triumph of organisation and entertainment, a crowd-pleaser from start to finish and an event that will ensure the golfing status of Fota Island as a matter of course.
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In celebration of the electoral victory for the forces that claimed retaining the Confederate battle emblem on the Mississippi state flag was a matter of "heritage not hate," the state's tourist bureau has launched plans to restore many of the state's quaint customs including an old-time crowd-pleaser, which is now spun thusly:
Barry Crimmins : Political Satirist:
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Increasingly fashionable among wine enthusiasts, the grape exudes two qualities that will likely prevent it from ever being what I'd call a crowd-pleaser, astringent tannins and sharp acidity.
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They would be obedient and respectful to their officers; friendly, kind, and at peace one with another; would perform their duties, "not with eye-service; as men pleasers, but in singleness of heart, fearing GOD.
A Few Words to the Soldiers of the Confederate States.
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Catching only the last few songs from this band was disappointing as they seemed to be a big crowd-pleaser and when the end came there was lots of shouting and clapping for more.
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Light and appley, this bargain buy is a guaranteed crowd pleaser.
The Sun
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Drum solos are reliable crowd-pleasers: the audience goes wild; the rest of the band gets a breather.
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I've liked both albums they've released, and it was good to hear the crowd-pleasers and so on being performed - but somewhere along the line there's just needs to be some variety.
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Their wonderfully playful set took in reggae and funk as well as the reliably prickly outbursts of their infectious and catchy crowd-pleasers.
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He turns the 'readymade' - one of the more complicated modern concepts - into a crowd-pleaser.
Times, Sunday Times
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But the crowd-pleaser is lusciously roasted baby loin of pork, accompanied not only by sauerkraut and apple compote but by smoked sausage and two spare ribs.
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But if oysters aren't a goer, there is one other top canape which is a real crowd pleaser.
The Guardian World News
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From its pensive poster and trailer alone, the film looks set to continue his hot streak as a director who can capably juggle blockbusting crowd-pleasers with more serious subject matter.
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Mickey Mouse made his screen debut on November 18, 1928 and has been a crowd-pleaser ever since.
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The single, written as a crowd-pleaser, was the band's first hit and it catapulted them into mags, on to TV and got them two gigs with the Beatles.
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Chariot races staged in the hippodrome - always a crowd-pleaser - opened the games.
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Since Obama is such a republican "pleaser" you can bet he will choose someone to their liking.
Hello, My Name Is Kevin and I am a Recovering Democrat
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he is quite the crowd pleaser
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A crowd pleaser was the dark denim jean skirt with pink pockets, paired with a pink tank top.
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The main flaw of this show - designed to be a crowd-pleaser in many ways - is its lack of critical engagement with the photographer's own claims about her work.
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He moved to Las Vegas and lived there, he moved to Hawaii and lived there; by 1974, he was earning up to $US20,000 a week, belting out crowd-pleasers in his big, big voice.
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Even those who dismiss the music and its lyrics as mere jump-and-wave doggerel should note that Garlin is not merely a spectacular crowd-pleaser.
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Simpson is, and always has been, a "pleaser" first, second and foremost.
Does The PMO Phone Jeffrey Simpson And Tell Him How To Rewrite History Or Does He Do This On His Own?
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So if these religious playlets are essentially such crowd pleasers, why aren't they staged more often?
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She was a clever theatre programmer who would mix crowd-pleasers with less obvious work and still keep the punters coming.
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HUGUES BEAULIEU, PICPOUL DE PINET LANGUEDOC, FRANCE: Known as the Muscadet of the south, this wine is an absolute crowd pleaser with its zingy acidity and zesty citrus aromas.
A Year of Wine
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Tossing the caber and sheaf pitching are other crowd-pleasers.
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The undeniable crowd-pleaser is the installation in a dark room with a large sculpture of a tilted house ready to collapse into a pool of water.
Edward Goldman: A Lovely Stew of Fashion and Nudity, Plus a Dash of the Profane
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So although it was a crowd-pleaser with magnificent tutus, there were heart-stopping moments as young dancers struggled to fully realise difficult choreography.
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On my favorite dance show, "So You Think You Can Dance," they call the quickstep the "Kiss of Death" because it is intricate, quick and not necessarily as big a crowd pleaser as the more dramatic or romantic dances - so any couple who gets burdened with it usually ends up going home the next week.
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Mickey Mouse made his screen debut on November 18, 1928 and has been a crowd-pleaser ever since.
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A chocolate dessert is a sure crowd-pleaser.
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Initially, the mouthfeel was a balance between rich-creaminess and crisp-freshness - along the lines of the Stuhlmuller & Mer Soleil Silver and so, a crowd-pleaser.
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The crowd-pleasers always get the spotlight, while the straight men do their stuff.
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The serious xylophonist will find this work to be challenging, rewarding and a crowd pleaser.
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Pecan pie truffles are a crowd-pleaser, provided that no party guest adheres to strict sobriety!
Small Kitchen College: Five Ingredient Feast: Booze Balls
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Nor are films split between hothouse esoterics distributed solely to hoity-toity boutique venues versus "crowd-pleasers" shown in every mall (besides, Hellas doesn't have malls - it has small shopping courtyards).
Athena Andreadis, Ph.D.: The Andreadis Unibrow Theory of Art
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I mean, don't tell me that I'm turning into a politician, skipping over the real problems to focus on the flashy, easily remedied crowd-pleasers.
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It was the charismatic crowd-pleaser who charmed the British public and won two massive election victories for a Labour Party that had almost given up hope of ever seeing power again.
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Football chairmen should rise above being simply crowd-pleasers.
