'harp' is a correct word that can be used in written English.
It can be used as a noun to refer to a stringed instrument with a triangular frame, or a verb meaning to continuously talk about a particular subject. Example sentence: "The harp player created a beautiful melody that filled the room with a peaceful ambiance."
Florence Welch has requested a new harp by April.
Given his failure, there may now be a slight shift to soften the edges of German-prescribed austerity while EU leaders also harp on, but do nothing, about repairing the vast gap opening up between the more integrationist policies they are pursuing and democratic accountability and legitimacy to underpin them.
But don't harp on about the odds being still stacked against you, or reveal that you have a sick mother or a demanding child, or you kill the Horatio Alger buzz.This overwhelming emphasis on style rather than substance may seem an odd way to select members of the 1%.
He likes its cleanliness and order (Uzbek officials harp on Tashkent's neatness).
In the decade to 2013 (during most of which time Labour was in power) for every 13 jobs created in Britain's southern cities, only one was created elsewhere.Don't bet on itBut will Labour's Scottish problem keep it out of power, even if the Tories harp on it?
The films, cheaply made on the Hollywood treadmill, are not masterpieces: in most of them, musical set-pieces involving Chico's piano and Harpo's harp go on too long and fatally disrupt the action.But Groucho's acquired character the anarchic, treacherous, totally transparent con-man is superbly realised and sustained through most of the con-man is
The government has stepped up its efforts to discredit those, including General Fonseka, who harp on about its alleged war crimes.
Although clubbing the white-coated pups of harp seals has been illegal since 1987, the industry has not been able to counter negative publicity from advocacy groups, or persuade foreign governments that they way adult seals are killed is humane or sustainable.
Reprints Related items Canada's seal hunt: On thin iceApr 4th 2007This year's hunt for 275,000 harp seals and 8,200 hooded seals was supposed to be conducted under new, more humane rules aimed at making it more palatable to tender-hearted Europeans.
At campaign rallies around the state, leaders from both parties harp on about the Koran and utter incantations in Arabic.
Indeed we harp on our poverty to justify our plea for budgetary changes in the community.
