Sentence examples for second dear from inspiring English sources

The first, "Loops and Squiggles," is a mechanistic study of lively, slightly squeaky sounds; the second, "Dear John," is slow and richly harmonized, with hints of Vaughan Williams's lushness, though with a mildly acerbic, modernist twist.

Worth £150,000, the deal made him the second dearest signing in the club's history - Malcolm Macdonald had arrived from Luton in the summer for £180,000 - and the most expensive Scotsman of all-time.

The second DEARs transaction will be rated by a Kenyan registered credit rating agency.

First, dear, a quibble: Demi?

Do you remember Kim il-Sung, the first "dear leader" and those excruciating full-page newspaper ads he used to unleash on a cowering west in the 1970s?

First: Dear me, Martha Levinson's American maid is a bit "fast", isn't she – and obviously partial to very tall men.

The one I popped in first — dear readers, you can guess — is the one devoted to Busby Berkeley, whose distinctive artistry (one of the few in the movies to be both instantly recognizable and utterly inimitable) is among the rarest and most exotic treasures of the movies, all the more so for the surprising contrast of its giddily superficial delights and its philosophical depths.

11-seconds dear friends: That's not a lot of time to prove your worth.

It was meant to loosely correspond with the one-year anniversary of the first Dear Friends concert, also held in Los Angeles.

Having just mourned the death of my fourth dear friend to cancer, I think of the disease as more of a thief than a benefactor.

In 2005, a concert entitled More Friends: Music from Final Fantasy was performed to coincide with the one-year anniversary of the first Dear Friends concert and also had an album published of the performance.