Synonyms
Examples for "viola"
Examples for "viola"
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The viola would stand in a more proper relation to the violoncello.
2
We apply for a job as first viola with the Israeli Philharmonic.'
3
Not the violin or the cello-theviola: underdog of all orchestral instruments.
4
Introduction by Kenneth Young to Peter Adams' Sonata for clarinet and viola.
5
Australian based experimental viola player and composer performing in Wellington this week.
1
Averan looked up and, despite the heartsease, his words filled her with sadness.
2
Between that rose and this heartsease my poor child was ill.
3
Hadria carried still the drooping yellow heartsease that the little girl had given her.
4
Here was escape, heartsease, happiness-herein this bottled impishness.
5
Did you happen to notice the bed of heartsease?
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Let unconcern and heart's ease once more take possession of thy solemn features.
2
Therefore his search for her became his own secret and for his own heart's ease.
3
The term " heart's ease" has signified a cordial which is comforting to the heart.
4
There is the land of pure heart's ease, where no ache or sorrow of spirit can enter.
5
The thought is heart's ease.
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It was her heart's delight to drink tea with the young ladies.
2
She is my heart's delight, and the desire of my desire.
3
In many ways they are, I gather, O heart's delight, one and the same.
4
You can consume, consume, consume to your heart's delight.
5
There, ducky, my heart's delight, I will return immediately.
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Johnny jump up, jiggle joggle and Johnny go to bed at noon.
2
Johnny jumped up and dragged me up by my sweat shirt.
3
Examined the display of the Cascade Diaper Service; the Bathmaster; and Johnny Jump Up.
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Such shrinking violets, however, are less and less common among China's affluent.
2
The room was all violets and snow-drops; and his eyes grew soft.
3
The birds and the dandelions and the violets are all my friends.
4
He is like the violets that laugh in spring at the sun.
5
And for the little mother there were the violets and a note:
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From the folds of the cloak stole the faint perfume of violets.
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The patch of garden in front was stuffed with wall-flowers and violets.
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The Nurse herself wore a bunch of violets tucked in her apron-band.
9
The room was a bower of violets and lilies of the valley.
10
The violets and the may-flowers are as its superscriptions and its vignettes.
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But the violets had made a fearful hole in my thirteen dollars.
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Joyousness and freedom spread through the hall with the odor of violets.
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And in under the trees there were millions of violets and crow's-feet.
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They went to the field on the hill to find some violets.
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And wherever she went she scattered posies and violets upon the earth.
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Then to the market for a bunch of violets and an egg.
