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Meanings of harps in English
Usage of harps in English
1
Upon the willows in the midst thereof we hanged up our harps.
2
These wore crape hat-bands, and green rosettes with harps in the centre.
3
There was a picture in the room, of angels and their harps.
4
The bards had strung their harps, and began the song of death.
5
When the voice ceased, the sound of harps and flutes was heard.
6
But they never said anything about angels and harps or pearly gates.
7
Elsewhere she augments warm, analogue instruments with synth horns or sampled harps.
8
At the same time low music from harps was heard above him.
9
No set dancing, no harps, no fiddles and definitely no mother-in-law jokes.
10
The Tiffany of ten-string harps is an Indiana-based shop called Jubilee Harps.
11
Precentors, vicars, and choristers might hang up their harps on the willows.
12
Its harps would become unstrung, and its voices would lose their tune.
13
Food is awful high, and people would rather eat than hear harps.
14
He was received with trumpets, clarionets, tambourines, harps, and other musical instruments.
15
Will there be harpers with their harps, and trumpeters with their trumpets?
16
To Bluebeard's servants are allotted barrel-organs, accordions, jews'-harps, mandolins, bagpipes, and triangles.
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Harps through the time
Harps across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare