How To Use Set to music In A Sentence
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The freestyle competition set to music that decides the individual dressage medals.
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[1] I have this moment an invitation to supper and an order for 3 'Hannahs' — I hope to get Rover printed and then to advertize the 2 together, they will also be included with the poems with a notice of their being set to music &c
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There will be performed a serenata called Chariottenburg Festegiante set to music by HM the King of Prussia.
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The montage is set to music and runs for about three and a half minutes.
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Sadly after “Spider and Tulip” he did a sort of Fantasia short set to music that was beautiful but underbudgeted and not what a post war audience found commercial and then he did some more conventional talking animal shorts in the late 40s and left animation by the early 1950s.
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Although some carols can trace their roots back to the early 16th century, the winner was set to music less than 100 years ago.
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A gag reel of the stars flubbing their lines is set to music and is actually funnier than the film (which isn't saying much).
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It is the Word of God set to music - its constant gentle repetitive quality allows deep contemplation and prayer on the sentiments that it expresses.
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An opera is a play set to music.
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Of the Italian poetic forms set to music the barzelletta sonnet and canzone.
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His father has asked him to help stage a series of dances in the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh set to music composed by the king.
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Realism seems to be in at the moment, so operas are dramatic stories set to music.
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None of the lyrics had been set to music, the publisher went on.
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A short lyric poem with distinct musical qualities , normally written to be set to music.
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Next is a video journal of Crowe's preparations for the role, set to music largely composed by him.
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The songs were composed by lyricists Shakeel Badayuni or Sahir Ludhianvi, set to music by Naushad Ali and sung by Mohamad Rafi.
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The term aerobics usually refers to a specific kind of vigorous exercise, sometimes involving dance steps, that is set to music.
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The freestyle competition set to music that decides the individual dressage medals.
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And it's set to music in the grand tradition of "Beauty and the Beast," which is to say the neoclassic '90s brand of Disney animation.
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I hated playing musical scales and those stupid nursery rhymes set to music that piano students had to play, but I guess Dad marked me down as a loser in music, too.
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[3] It is proposd to have the Ballads set to Music, and I am going to lay seige to Mr Shield for his copartnership, and to print the Music with the Book.
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The poem has been set to music.
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Traveling minstrels serenaded their clients with bawdy or heroic tales set to music.
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Tomlinson wrote the poetry of the Anacreontic song, which Stafford Smith set to music.
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Although most of their verse was set to music, sung by the Minnesinger themselves and often accompanied by professional minstrels, few melodies have survived from the first two centuries of the movement's existence.
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Set to music by Ryuichi Sakamoto and Bach, Fearless Mine features a sextet performing eye-catching, colorful, and kaleidoscopic pointe work.
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When reading this passage, our religious friends visualize church psalm-books. In their opinion, these psalm-books could include any Old Testament psalm set to music.
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Gallup is an imaginative songwriter who presents songs that sound more like poetry set to music.
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It was anger set to music and given a bitter sense of humour in sketches.
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Traveling minstrels serenaded their clients with bawdy or heroic tales set to music.
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… On the other hand, it must be obvious, that when Circe’s unfortunate animals are induced to worship chastity, all they see and _worship_ therein, is their opposite — oh! and with what tragic groaning and fervour, may well be imagined — that same painful and thoroughly superfluous opposition which, towards the end of his life, Richard Wagner undoubtedly wished to set to music and to put on the stage, _And to what purpose?
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The resulting ballet, Billboards, set to music by the rock star Prince, earned the company millions but the sight of its dancers gyrating wildly in bikinis generated much damaging criticism.
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Many such lyrics were set to music, the basic unit being of three beats, which appeared suddenly in 1150.
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Herrick's poetry was widely appreciated, appeared in miscellanies, and was set to music.
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The poem has been set to music.
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His poetry has been set to music in a cantata by James DeMars called ‘Toto's Say,’ and was also featured in the documentary Birthwrite: Growing Up Hispanic.
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The Greek tragedy "Elektra" was set to music by Richard Strauss.
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Paterson, a musician and a poet, confesses to a horror of poems set to music.
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The poem has been set to music.
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And it’s set to music in the grand tradition of “Beauty and the Beast,” which is to say the neoclassic ’90s brand of Disney animation.”
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Thus Capoera is a rhythmic, dancing martial art, sparring and practicing are set to music.
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It goes without saying that South Park is a phenomenon fueled almost entirely by a coy balance of subversion and candor, and nevermore has that meld been on more beautiful display than when its crude primary color cut-outs are set to music.
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Requiring appreciation of poetic texts set to music, lieder reveals a composer's heart like few other musical forms.
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But its author, Thomas Bracken, may have had very different sentiments when he wrote it, some time before it was set to music in 1876.
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Thae surely doesn't want to ha 'thi shirt set to music, doesto?
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