Sentence examples for Bach from inspiring English sources
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A holiday home, usually small and near the beach, often with only one or two rooms and of simple construction.
The Cello Suites: J.S. Bach, Pablo Casals, and the Search for a Baroque Masterpiece.
In 1968 it found fame when Walter (now Wendy) Carlos, an early practitioner of electronic music, released "Switched-on Bach", a hit album of Bach recorded entirely on Mr Moog's equipment.
"So bloody fake", mutters the Blue Boar's landlord at the television, while local comedians like Daniel Glyn mock the clunky phrases on stage: "I can speak English and Welsh, but neither of them proper, bach".
"If they can use these other devices to keep those profits rolling in, then that's justification enough," says Mr Jackson.Even Microsoft's Mr Bach seems to agree.
One of the suites, for example, exhibits the musical refrain B-flat, A, C, B, which in German usage spells Bach.
Yet the book manages to chip away at the stuffy image of Bach famously fanned by a Saxon court painter, Elias Hausmann.
The International Olympic Committee president, Thomas Bach, said the way his organisation had remodelled itself following its own Salt Lake City scandal can be an example for Fifa.
"We teach best what we most need to learn," said the old hippie sage Richard Bach, getting at something similar.
And after the original Xbox flopped in Japan, Microsoft has wooed Japanese games-publishers, hoping to counter the advantage enjoyed by its two main rivals.Another huge change, says Mr Bach, is that the original Xbox was built from off-the-shelf parts.
The Vietnamese government is beginning to worry that diversification may have gone too far, with many rice growers in the Mekong Delta having switched to shrimp farming.In Ba village, in the central province of Quang Ngai, Bach Ngoc Re, a 61-year-old farmer, is more than happy to go on growing rice on the two small plots that he and his wife were given in the land redistribution.
"The big über-strategy that this falls under relates to what's happening in the home," says Robbie Bach, Microsoft's "chief Xbox officer" and head of a newly formed business unit that brings together Microsoft's gaming, mobile and TV divisions.
