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He imbues his purpose with a lilt that ushers children towards vocational performing - his past.
It is important to maintain the two-in-a- bar 'lilt' and not lose momentum.
Four have had recurrent episodes of syncope since initial lilt.
And again these phrases assume a distinctly melodic lilt, taking on tonal contours that lend the whole a chant-like character.
They (the people) speak slowly, and they speak quietly, and have a lilt that echoes the movement of slow moving water.
A slick, lilting guitar gently weeping and weaving the soundtrack to my summer of '79.
Mozart responded with a lilting melody that enhances the regular, sing-song accents of the metre.
I have no great faith in being able to lilt a solution from one country and to impose it upon another.
This question lilts been 30 years before the country; the necessity is admitted, is practically admitted, by nearly all reasonable men.
I think this one is right: 50,000 people housed in 16,000 lilt flats, with land at £10,000 to £12,000 an acre, at 40 to the acre, cost £31 million in subsidies.
He is simply set free and the mine owner is simply set free to agree together if they lilt that the period shall be eight hours instead of seven.
His guajiras have a gentle, lilting rhythm, sometimes mixing with elements of the son or the bolero.
Combining classical music, traditional rhythms and lyrical narratives into richly textured, lilting and evocative arrangements.
His playing was distinguished by a very clear sense of rhythm, with a definite lilt.
The melody to which it is sung can scarcely be divorced from the lilt of triple time.
