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1. The next half hour passes delightfully – the singers go through a repertoire of songs – most of which I know, but there are one or two I can’t place … Stephen and I chat intermittently about nothing in particular and waitresses appear with full glasses of wine at regular intervals – it is extremely civilised

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2. So with Captain Dimitris in the wheelhouse keeping a weather eye on the horizon, and me sipping the concentrated aniseed drink, I began humming the one sea shanty in my repertoire, Liverpool Lou and it wasn't long before the Princess of Stephanos was gliding over the waves along her way

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3. adequately, the Major had quite a repertoire of sharp comments and

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4. the same song in their repertoire it is an

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5. As humans, we have a certain repertoire of natural, instinctive fears which have been passed down through generations of the genetic line

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6. If she has only in her repertoire her dysfunctional interview with Sarah Palin, then it perhaps is true that 36

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7. The repertoire: the swagger, the growl at any footsteps in the hall, the staccato chatter, questions in tonal mews, trills, and the lament

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8. was distinctive, but it really matched nothing in my repertoire

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9. The wind was not as strong as he would have liked, but Cruzel did not have the power of the weather in his repertoire, but they still had the element of surprise on their side

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10. that their skills were useful exotic addition to the repertoire

11. The power of the human mind, for Minsky, lies in its vast repertoire of different ways to think, and in its ability to switch among them in order to pursue its goals…[He] acknowledges that it is useful for us to conceive of our goals as originating from our ‘selves’—mental constructs that embody our personal identities

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12. Ever so slowly also, an idea of a balance of the good and evil that might reside within an essence superior to all others, that might be swayed by the behavior of Man came into his repertoire

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13. After the wondering fear of this strangeness had abated, I would present a small portion of my personification for his edification, instilling in him an urgency to share, knowing that he would only be able to do so through the limitations of his very abbreviated, tunnel-like viewing repertoire

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14. Oh, I was a sucker every time he trotted out that act from his vast repertoire

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15. desirable man, likely housed a lush repertoire of sexual experience in his mind

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16. In other words, we want to eliminate from our mental and emotional repertoire such self-destructive attitudes as hatred, greed, jealousy, arrogance, and closed-mindedness

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17. It was so long ago that he had studied music, he had forgotten the repertoire he once had

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18. Church almost always soothed her, and Betty came over in the afternoon bringing her mother's recipe for Spanish rice, at which the two of them worked so Charly could add it to her repertoire and Betty learn to prepare something more than breakfast

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19. It took about ten minutes for her to go through her entire repertoire of winged insects, and then came the beasts of the jungle: the pumas and Bengal tigers and spectacular kaleidoscopic birds that stood on one leg

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20. Tendulkar has incorporated several modern and unorthodox strokes into his repertoire, including the paddle sweep, the scoop over short fine leg and the slash to third man over the slips' heads, over the last seven or eight years

21. She selected, from her wide repertoire, the words that more mortification throw on the inflated self-esteem of the pretentious Beatrice and declared without mufflers:

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22. Joe’s bathroom repertoire however, was quite impressive

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23. a repertoire of abuse, she said, “I don’t have time to fall

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24. * A repertoire of nursery songs, rhymes and stories

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25. with their repertoire of cute Harold and Jo stories, recounting our

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26. ) She learned some basics, and gained a repertoire of survival skills and nutritional knowledge (such as it was in that day and age—the five food groups, and all ad nauseum…)

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27. Her repertoire is mostly limited to karate and kung fu, but she is still impressive

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28. Sam has played through his entire repertoire of wedding music

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29. I waited until mother had run through her repertoire of moans and chest beating

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30. you will be able to add a fifth R to your repertoire: “Retire in style

31. Unknown to her guests, the repertoire she played included a number of musical pieces and songs from future times, but adapted to earlier centuries

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32. Healing arts are definitely not in my repertoire

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33. could add to his repertoire would come in handy

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34. Rock & roll novices need to incorporate this track into their repertoire

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35. You must seize control of your thoughts and not allow your repertoire of excuses to dominate your life

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36. If you live by this repertoire what will you become? There are those who live each day with their excuses as their mission statement

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37. Do I still blame others for where I am in life? What have I become - a crow or a canary? What excuses do I use in my repertoire for non-achievement?

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38. His mates, boys and girls, besieged the car, all going through their repertoire of begging skills

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39. So, after a while, I was wheel-chaired off to the wonderful world of Psych Med – interim home of Myrtle the Walkin’, Talkin’ Jamaican, who had moving conversations with persons only she could see (and sang to her stuffed dog), Crooner Bob and his amazing repertoire of 40s and 50s ballads, which he suddenly belted out with hands lifted high off his walker, and 76-year-old roommate Don’s volley of machine gun farts as he drifted off to sleep

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40. limited and repetitious repertoire; so it makes sense that this

41. on, before you have many turns in your repertoire, don't be

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42. other steps in their repertoire often do the polka-step to too

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43. come across a partner with this in their repertoire, and it can

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44. my repertoire than any other western-swinger---and that's

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45. He allowed the awareness of it to settle somewhere into his subconscious—a new gift in his growing repertoire of slanted experiences

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46. of turns in your repertoire: big turns and little turns, turns for the

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47. have at least three turn sizes in your repertoire, but the big turn is

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48. tighter turns or necessary braking in your repertoire

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49. size turn in their repertoire and whose speed is affected more by

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50. idea were in my repertoire, both on the dance floor and in skiing

51. carving added to their repertoire

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52. need in our repertoire, as this is what our students will

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53. plant added to the repertoire

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54. may not even have it in their own repertoire

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55. She feigned the most truthful and honest look in her repertoire

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56. because it was taxing my repertoire

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57. story' with enough success to fancy I would make it a part of my repertoire when in the

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58. This alter ego Mac could never quite shed, he was only able to cultivate it over the year by increasing its repertoire with such annoying and quirky utterances as, ‘arturo-agada-idi-amin-dahdee’, and ‘wowie-chuhwowie-mugowie’ all long buried, but it was the Jinga Lebonx Kid’s ‘eeduhlee-beeduhlee toots’ that stuck for life

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59. And, as I had a couple drinks, I just had to tell her and Elton John my dad’s “The Tide Is High” story, one of his very favorites from his repertoire about my formative years

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60. It’s always struck me as funny that the most enduring rallying cry in my repertoire is actually a complete contradiction

61. Although the show always kicked off with Joe Loss’s signature tune, the old Glenn Miller number “In the Mood,” the rest of the repertoire was taken directly from the hit parade

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62. When the Blue Beat craze hit in the early ’60s, Joe treated it like any other dance sensation and attempted to take his gloss of a Jamaican ska record into the ballroom repertoire

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63. By the end of the week, fortified by fish-and-chips, Jaffa Cakes, and the strong local cider, we headed to Penzance, the most westerly town in Cornwall, stopping only at a small recording studio to capture our entire repertoire on tape and hear the sound of the new band for the first time

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64. Oddly enough, the sudden absence of one Attraction jolted us out of a routine and a repertoire that was righteous one night and trumped-up the next

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65. We played our nightly obliteration of the recorded repertoire, but when we came off to get Carl for the encore, it was more a case of “Honey Don’t

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66. This was the only time I ever saw Chet play more recent material, rather than the standards that had been in his repertoire since the ’50s, not that I was complaining when he played beautiful versions of “This Is Always” or “My Funny Valentine,” although it was sometimes hard to hear above the chatter and the clash of cutlery

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67. Within a few days, The Imposters and I were on a run of Spectacular Spinning Songbook dates, employing a game-show wheel emblazoned with thirty of our song titles and leaving the choice of repertoire to be performed to chance and to the tiny hands and strong shoulders of contestants plucked from the orchestra stalls

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68. What could the boyfriend, roommate, William Wilcox or whoever (his notes from the Goodman interview were in one of these boxes) possibly have to do with Samantha Cicciaro? In the street below, someone was exploring the megaphone’s repertoire of built-in noises, its whoops and low groans

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69. Then, in the darkness under the trees, his repertoire expanded

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70. The sudden renunciation of everything one has previously stood for is a well-established part of the human repertoire

71. NEGOTIATING TACTIC: Have a repertoire of your accomplishments and aptitudes at your fingertips that you can include in your responses to commonly asked questions

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72. When he was not occupied with the administration of his decrepit vessels, still afloat out of sheer distraction on the part of fate, or with the problems of river navigation, which grew more and more critical every day, he devoted his free time to the enrichment of his lyric repertoire

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73. Unfortunately he has nothing on which he can demonstrate the best items of his repertoire

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