encore

When the "encore" was over, Alice spoke to him for the first time.

He did not wait to ascertain if there might be a few more bars of encore.

Oh, I do certainly hope he plays that lovely Valse Poupée as an encore!

Encore un moment,” said Francis Ardry; “and when shall I see you again?

There was no question about their enthusiasm, and an encore was inevitable.

The comic man retired to an enthusiastic demand for an encore.

She had done her best for an encore and the silence troubled her.

“It means for you an encore,” said the music master, smiling at Dorothy.

The audience shouts with laughter, yells applause, and wants to encore.

Why, say, even Farrar stands up and leads in the call for an encore.