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Topic Culture:: PAGE #12
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331. Frieze (frīze)
:: Long bronze relief friezes by Paul Day will be fixed to its walls
332. Offstage (offstage)
:: You can talk to someone on set from offstage or cue an actor who forgot his lines
333. Instrumental (instrumentāls)
:: The blinding flashes of instrumental color were brilliantly evoked
334. Instrumentation (instrumentācija)
:: the controls and instrumentation of an aircraft
335. Pamphlet (pamflets)
:: The tale became the subject of songs pamphlets verses sold in trains and on the streets and popular fiction
336. Pamphleteer (pamfletists)
:: And there were pamphleteers everywhere each of them armed with a further supply looking for hands to receive them and new places in which to post them
337. Writing (rakstīšana)
:: Banerji has a wonderful prose style her writing is fluid and confident and often extremely imaginative
338. Actress (aktrise)
:: Delivering the monologues are six actresses each portraying a different type of mother
339. Racy (enerģisks)
:: The restaurants chicken adana is a juicy mincedchicken kebab underpinned by racy red pepper
340. Saraband (Sarabanda)
:: Because its tempo is that of a sarabande it actually is much less difficult than most performers think
341. Model (modelis)
:: The pair had to adjust their probabilistic model to make the calculations more tractable
342. Gloss (spīdums)
:: In this day of spin and PR consultants it can be hard to decipher what lies beneath the gloss
343. Lowbrow (lowbrow)
:: I think a lot of political lowbrows all around the world got a new lease on life when they saw how even somebody like him could get crowbarred into office
344. Cityscape (cityscape)
:: His work however is more subtle and varied than the term implies and this retrospective is certainly evidence of that included alongside his images of men are his cityscapes and natural landscapes
345. Demo (demo)
:: You can also download a free demo version online
346. Perspective (perspektīva)
:: we must keep a sense of perspective about what hes done
347. Matinee (dienas izrāde)
:: Were suddenly deep in John Wayne territory and there is very little that we havent seen in countless afternoon matinees and war movies from the 1950s
348. Soloist (solists)
:: To chorus soloists conductor and orchestra thank you for an absolutely awesome rendition
349. Trumpet (trompete)
:: I play a number of different instruments including guitar trumpet flute and saxophone but my main interest is composing
350. Trumpeter (taurētājs)
:: Imperial processions were vast with drummers trumpeters attendants carrying torches and many more
351. Natural (dabas)
:: He had had her legitimised as his natural daughter
352. Tapestry (gobelēns)
:: And in conversation he wove a fantastic tapestry of myths about his personal life
353. Drum (cilindrs)
:: Research in collaboration with Peugeot has developed propulsion units rather like hamsters running inside a drum
354. Drummer (bundzinieks)
:: The ladies rode on palfreys or were drawn on litters escorted by gentlemen squires and pages with trumpeters drummers and minstrels
355. Drumstick (stilbiņš)
:: Fred lowered his drumsticks and got off his seat
356. Cornet (tūta)
:: Stop me and have a look there are no cornets or ice lollies but there is plenty of local history on offer in Yorkshires most unusual museum
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