How To Use Dowland In A Sentence
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Mexico, Ecuador finish in scoreless draw at New Meadowlands Stadium
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Although it is perfectly good meadowland, none of the villagers has ever grazed animals on the meadow on the other side of the wall.
STARDUST
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These barriers halted the early flood of Anglo-Saxon invaders to fertile meadowlands and ancient woodlands.
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There would be general reaving and a “dimensional crossrip” thing (like the Worldwound or Shadowlands) letting in loads of bizarre Asian monsters to fight.
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Both were possessed of massive majorities in Parliament and both believed the opposition to be a spent force, vanquished to the political shadowlands.
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They set off at an easy canter out across the meadowlands.
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Together with his friend Nisha, Anand embarks on what may be his most dangerous missiontraveling tothe cold and forbidding worldof Shadowlandin his attemptto restore the conch to its rightful place, and his home to its original splendor.
Shadowland by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni: Book summary
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This was an underworld where squalor and vice went hand in hand through the beautiless streets, a melting-pot of the world's outcasts; this was the shadowland, which last night had swallowed up Nayland
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In the late 1950s Pears popularized early English songs by John Dowland and others, accompanied by famous guitarist and lutenist Julian Bream.
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a broad stretch of meadowland.
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We walked through the stream and out across the meadowlands beyond.
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The New Meadowlands Stadium fans already have booed the 23-year-old, and cameras caught Mr. Coughlin lacing into Mr. Dodge last Sunday after his free kick — following a safety — barely went 50 yards.
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It's a combination one might expect from the man responsible for the screenplays to the films Shadowlands and Gladiator.
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It draws you in and makes you a long-time resident of this shadowland that exists between death and dreams.
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The Meadowlands cancelled the last five races on its nine-race card due to deteriorating track conditions brought on by heavy rains.
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He exits a fifth-place finish in the John Henry Stakes at the Meadowlands on September 20.
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I will ask you politely - return me to my men in the meadowlands and return these royal ladies to their proper place and I shall consider the obligation fulfilled.
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Mexico, Ecuador finish in scoreless draw at New Meadowlands Stadium
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In between the formal and the black economies, there is a shadowland.
Times, Sunday Times
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Round this gigantic ball the road wound in spiral curves like the bore of a rifle till it got to the top, and then there was no descent on the other side, for the valley of the Upper Engadine is a mere strip of meadowland, with a chain of charming lakes, formed by the course of the Inn, running through the middle of it, and the mountain tops hemming it in on both sides, and its lowest level is five thousand feet above the sea.
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One of the most famous composers and lutenists of his day, Dowland also represented the Elizabethan artistic temperament.
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But he pointed to an agreement last week to keep standard-bred racing going at the Meadowlands Racetrack, which the governor said moved the venue closer to being a "privately run, self-sustaining venture without taxpayer subsidies.
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The train crosses broad meadowlands before hugging the North Fork of the Payette River first on one side of the tracks, then on the other.
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And in that shadowland we must try to live the metaphor.
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Set on Corton Cliffs high above the beach, it's a lush meadowland course ideal for mixed ability groups.
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For then the hills and meadowlands, the trees and flowerful grasses,
The Meaning of Man
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Horses run free across the meadowlands and the lion will sleep with the lamb.
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Now more than ever the profession needs strong inspired leadership to rescue it from the shadowlands.
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During nights that offer simulcasts of Hong Kong races, 90% of the crowd at the Meadowlands is Chinese-American.
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Our beautiful local meadowland, and its inhabitants, would be destroyed and many local homes would depreciate in value.
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a broad stretch of meadowland.
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According to those who know about these things, the very professional maestros from Meadowlands are firm favourites to retain their crown.
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She stared affectionately across the meadowlands that surrounded her as a light warm breeze ran teasing fingers through her hair, knowing exactly where she was.
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Sting clearly finds this material humorous, touching, compelling, but the interjection of no fewer than seven spoken-word soliloquies makes 'Songs From the Labyrinth' feel like a formal night at the theater, rather than illuminating the warm, human composer Sting sees in Dowland.
Songs From The Labyrinth
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After a simple, single whistle from Arvid, they set off at a hearty gallop southeast across the great meadowlands.
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For then he would place obstacles in their path, conjuring up dragons of the mind or unleashing the bandits who haunted the unpatrolled shadowlands through which ran the trade route linking the Ganga to the peninsula's capitals.
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Trimble stops - abruptly - and contemplates the peaceful meadowlands by the River Bann lying below him, with their placid herds of grazing cattle.
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Dowland, of course, had written seven lute fantasias based on his song ‘Break now, my heart, and die’ under the title Lacrimae, or Seven Teares.
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Sting's Songs from the Labyrinth features the music of John Dowland – a melancholic Elizabethan era composer – and accompaniment from the Bosnian lute player Edin Karamazov… A spokesman for the awards, which are produced by the British Phonographic Institute, said the only previous instances of a non-classical artist being nominated were Roger Waters last year and the techno-classicist William Orbit in 2001.
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It was a cold morning on Ray Street on 9 February 1955 when 2000 policemen, armed with guns, knobkerries and rifles, forcefully moved the families to Meadowlands, Soweto.
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It also suggests, albeit discreetly, how smart he was: You'll find in its unpretentiously written pages references to the likes of Max Beerbohm, John Dowland, Robert Herrick, Martin Luther, H.L.
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This was an underworld where squalor and vice went hand in hand through the beautiless streets, a melting-pot of the world's outcasts; this was the shadowland which last night had swallowed up
The Devil Doctor
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But I do still have hope that they might at least taste a slice of reality at some point, and become self-aware to their indoctrinations, the scars of which have blinded their ability to perceive with a shadowland of Utopian disillusion.
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Sithembile Langa is one of about 20 indunas of Meadowlands hostel.
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In its November issue, National Geographic magazine ran a feature story on Syria, calling it the "shadowland" and challenging suggestions that the ruling regime can ever raise the country out of its dark past.
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The District has always been a kind of shadowland: It has no voice in the national government, even though the national government is run from the confines of its land.
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All his senses were focussed upon the rabbits grazing dimwittedly over the open meadowland above their warren.
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We enter Schofield Park, an old townsite situated in beautiful alpine meadowland.
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Each heir must get an equal share of land of each quality: meadowlands, pastureland, woodland, etc.
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Hedgerows and their wildlife are integral with the meadowland in which they originated.
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The meadowland was inundated by heavy floods.
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It takes four solid years of overdubs, rewrites, and revisions - not to mention several label dalliances - to finish their third album, The Meadowlands.
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Scattered over the meadowland are three small pavilions, made, like the museum, with rusted steel plates over steel frames.
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It's the shadowland of sex and fame, the alternative world for those who can't act or can't wait.
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It seems almost ungallant to say this now, since she is being so pleasant and open, but I recall meeting her 10 years ago on the set of Shadowlands, when she insisted on doing her interview standing up and in the open air.
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Billy helped Tinguely scavenge dumps and junkyards in the New Jersey Meadowlands for the motors and wheels and other detritus that would compose his giant kinetic heap.
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Away with these self-loving lads (John Dowland). Secular. Lute song. Lute.
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Adebayor inhabits a shadowland and Balotelli speaks as if he were the victim of an elaborate kidnap plot hatched in Manchester.
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First, there's an intriguing story, with a fantasy world split between humans and inhumans, and two interweaving plot lines that slip between the pastoral realms of the former and the harsh shadowlands of the latter.
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It will feature a true English consort of flute, violin, viols, cittern, lute, bandore and voices performing music by William Byrd, Thomas Morley, John Dowland and others.
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The Nets spent most of the season hearing about that mark and seriously threatening to break it, so that is why the usually passive Meadowlands crowd burst into cheers as an over-excited PA announcer screamed, "We got 10!" when the final horn sounded.
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One hears the fullest statement of the Dowland song, with its original harmonies, at the end.
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On a clear day, any Faerie farmer tending his crops on the meadowlands below the foothills could see the numerous isolated cottages, villas, and little castles where these adepts lived.
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This book surveys a period of forty years or so (1890-1930) which embraces a concentration of talent unprecedented (and perhaps unrepeated) except by Campion, Dowland and Co three hundred years earlier.
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‘I called it the blue shadowlands,’ he recalls.
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Yet even if the stench of corruption did not linger around some of the politicians who extracted profit from Prohibition—a man who delivered jobs, projects, and pork to his district could be forgiven much—their coconspirators came from a shadowland filled with nightmares for dry and wet alike.
LAST CALL
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At a pace which forced me to run hard, we climbed a steepish slope, till ahead of us we saw the bald green crown of the meadowlands.
Prester John
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The Meadowlands doesn't follow a cue from any current trend, and after a quick listen can sound misdated.
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Set on Corton Cliffs high above the beach, it's a lush meadowland course ideal for mixed ability groups.
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The northern diamondback terrapin, red fox, snapping turtle, raccoon, rabbit, skunk, opossum and blue crab, all animals that do well living close to people, have adapted nicely to the rapid changes of the Meadowlands.
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But Sting says the melodies and words of Elizabethan composer and lutist John Dowland (1563-1626) have been "gently haunting me" for more than two decades.
Songs From The Labyrinth
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Once we enter the residential lobby we encounter the city's shadowland of mirage.
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But every culture also has its shadowlands - inhabited by those who suffer no less, but who are cast as disturbing ‘others’ who are marginal, threatening, uncontained.
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Until a director is confirmed, CFPB can't regulate many financial businesses, such as payday lenders, that have operated in an unregulated shadowland, or ban abusive or deceptive credit card fees.
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The painting is probably best known to lutenists now as the illustration used on the paperback edition of the Dowland lute music.
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Most of the trees, hawthorn hedgerows and open meadowland will cease to exist.
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Now, like that other great neglected postwar British playwright Edward Bond, Barker exists in the shadowlands because he tells us what we do not want to hear in ways that we find difficult to swallow.
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So various devices have been evolved for dealing with the overflows, a favourite of which has been to build lodgings on meadowland owned by the colleges next to the Cam.
