At Laura Bartlett Gallery, gigantic currency notes lie framed on the floor.
Whenever the road was a little rough, the shaker would play a few notes, lying unattended in the back seat.
THE basic idea behind efficient market theory is that it seems implausible that there are $20 notes lying on pavements waiting to be picked up.
"I only hope that he wasn't spying on us and that the manager hadn't left any of his notes lying around," Townsend said.
Valves enable players to produce notes lying outside the harmonic series of an air column the length of the original tubing (in relative pitch, C c g c′ e′ g′ b♭′ [approximately] c″ d″ e″, etc).
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The second sermon is by Charles Ives, describing the four-note motif (yes, da-da-da-DAA) from Beethoven's Fifth, on which he had based the melodic and spiritual "substance" of the "Concord" Sonata: "There is an 'oracle' at the beginning of the Fifth Symphony -- in those four notes lies one of Beethoven's greatest messages.
Obama is a terrific speaker, and when you try to copy him, it's one of those moments when another writer's style has become fair game – as if your character had left some notes lying around, of the kind of thing he usually says.
The danger in misidentifying the perpetrator, he notes, lies in "human frailty at the laboratory level --so the best protection for a wronglevel --so person is to insist that samplevel --sotheted.
The reasons for removing the notes lie in the fact that the language produced within the designated time limit could reflect the actual performance of the participants and also their papers could be used as the data showing how they engaged in the pre-task planning.
