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concert
noun as in musical performance
noun as in agreement, harmony
Strongest match
Example Sentences
Wave specializes in creating live, immersive virtual concerts.
Taiwan is now having concerts because they have the public health infrastructure in place to be able to deal with whatever cases they do get.
AstraZeneca, which is developing the vaccine in concert with the University of Oxford, pushed pause on September 8 after a study volunteer in the United Kingdom had a suspected serious reaction.
BTS grossed $170 million last year, ranking it fifth among the world’s top concert draws, just behind Elton John, according to concert trade publication Pollstar.
It’s up to Beaudoin to meet and exceed revenue for concerts, to collect individual contributions and grants, organize special events, and ensure that TWC grows and retains a talented staff.
But Cocker proved to be a survivor, bringing his passionate persona to concert halls around the world decade after decade.
But Winter is dead, Clapton is tired of life on the road, and King unreliable in concert.
She died in 1978—just before Pryor recorded Live in Concert.
The sounds are less mechanical and more lush, more concert hall than dance floor.
Later, she said he invited her to see The Temptations in concert and check out his Vegas stand-up show.
Frulein Fichtner was the young lady who was going to play his concerto in A major at the concert that evening.
I played him my Rubinstein concerto two weeks ago and told him I wanted to play it in a concert.
I give up Kullak and my concert plan, thinking I'll study with Deppe and come out under his auspices.
Deppe believes that one must go through successive steps of preparation before one is fitted to attack the great concert works.
Two nice American girls, sisters, from the West, came on from Berlin on purpose for my concert.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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