Long cello and tympani rumbles sat under minimalist melodies; on The Whisperers – a 1967 film about an old lady too scared to leave her house – the main melody is drawn out with just the occasional harpsichord (or is it a clavichord?) note to hold on to.
During their individual performances, Beyoncé was often backed by both male and female dancers and Jay-Z was noted to hold the stage for multiple songs without assistance.
As stated in Bob Spitz's 2005 biography: "All Pete could do was play 'Fours'", a style of drumming that uses kick drum notes on every quarter note to hold down the beat.
Thread 1 of the straps through the first shower curtain ring hole on the front of the beach bag and tie a secure note to hold it in place.
It is nonetheless possible that such a marriage could take place in Norway in the 11th century, and although Harald had two wives, only Elisiv is noted to have held the title of Queen.
Get a mini whiteboard to stick up and quickly write notes or magnets to hold notes or even sticky notes!
It consisted of regular clinic visits by the project staff to conduct live clinical observations, review patients' clinical notes, and to hold debriefing sessions with the clinical staff.
The basic description is thus "\(p\) holds (somewhere) in the interval \(I\)." The special case where \(p\) holds throughout \(I\) is noted, where to hold throughout is for there to be no subinterval in which \(\neg p\) holds.
Finally, Rep. Randy Weber (R-Texas), an air-conditioning company founder from Pearland, Texas, noted to Holdren, a climate scientist and MacArthur Genius Grantt" recipient, that "I may want to get your cell phone, because if we go through cycles of global warming and then back to global cooling, I need to know when to buy my long coat on sale".
We'd gripe about the college admissions insanity, and compare notes on trying to hold down the partying.
South Korea, he added in a separate note, is likely to hold off a little longer and start normalizing rates with a quarter-point rise in the second quarter of this year at the earliest.
