Dave Prentis, leader of the 1.3-million-strong Unison, warned in an interview that "nothing is ruled out" in the long conflict against a "vindictive" and "hostile" government, which could produce the kind of confrontation between government and unions not seen since the 1980s.
The man next to me explains that when the clanging and fire throwing come to a pitch, and the chanting begins--the men's voices strong in unison--I am to join the crowd and do pooja at the river's edge: drop the baby's girl's flowers from my palms into the dark water.
Magical sets were devoured by audiences up to 100,000 strong, singing in unison.
Fills should be played mostly on the snare drum; you can also use crashes and snare to accent strong beats and unison riffs.
Behind Anne and Joachim, a castle rises in the distance above fields planted with different crops; a row of three trees bends in unison against a strong wind from the left.
"Don't you want something stronger?" "No," they said, in unison.
"At the height of the war we numbered 500 and it made us stronger – we could shout in unison.
Dave Prentis, the boss of Unison, a 1.4m-strong union representing many of the local-government workers on the picket lines, has accused Mr Brown of being "devoid of ideas".
The zip on the ball was so strong, the Ravens players, almost in unison, shouted, "Oooohhhhh!" Thiesmann was not done.
The vocal patterns among band members (the bassist Hannah Lew, the guitarist Raven Mahon and the drummer Lillian Maring) have become stronger and more careful, whether in unison, closer harmony or counterpoint.
