How To Use Musical chairs In A Sentence
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After all, failure to do so could leave them as hapless bystanders in a game of musical chairs which may be nearing its climax.
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It's like musical chairs played with quantum physics.
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This political and bureaucratic game of musical chairs has the entire world on a knife edge, continued uncertainty and lack of confident decision making worsening sentiment.
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The children played musical chairs in the living room, miniature golf in the back yard, and rode wagons made with skates, two-by-fours, and apple boxes.
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It was musical chairs. Creative people would switch jobs just to get more money.
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He had come out on top in the game of musical chairs by which senior posts seemed to be filled.
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Scott is now the finance director, after a long game of musical chairs among top management.
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In this game of musical chairs, let's try and make sure everyone gets a seat.
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The band obliged with musical chairs, but after two of the dining room chairs were broken, they left off playing.
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The reception kicks off with a klezmer band, and Sophie and Max are hauled up on chairs for the Jewish wedding version of musical chairs.
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In this game of musical chairs, let's try and make sure everyone gets a seat.
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They're playing musical chairs over at Sun Microsystems Inc.
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Since that time Kaunda has operated an unending game of musical chairs between tribal interest groups.
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We have seen director after director - a virtual game of musical chairs in terms of directorships - move on and off the board, with alarming regularity.
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The lute also provided the music for the game of musical chairs they played, with cushions laid in a row.
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After all, failure to do so could leave them as hapless bystanders in a game of musical chairs which may be nearing its climax.
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A month-long fast and purification ritual in which devout Muslims often make a pilgrimage to Mecca called a Hajj, in which they circumambulate a large square block until the music stops, at which point they must sit down immediately, much like in our game of musical chairs, where whoever is left standing is out.
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It was musical chairs. Creative people would switch jobs just to get more money.
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They were playing pass the parcel with the ball and musical chairs with the Oldham defence, who froze like statues.
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Hokey as it might seem, go for the stuff you loved as a kid - musical chairs, limbo, pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey, charades or a pinata.
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There will be many more discordant notes played before this game of musical chairs comes to an end.
Times, Sunday Times
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It was musical chairs. Creative people would switch jobs just to get more money.
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the company is looking for stability after years of musical chairs with directors
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It was rather the extension to kaizen, with continuous improvement meetings providing the rituals of affirmation, that bonded employee representatives to the game of musical chairs.
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Time passed and we played musical chairs, rotating as the numbers called out got closer to the ones we were assigned.
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Since that time Kaunda has operated an unending game of musical chairs between tribal interest groups.
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Scott is now the finance director, after a long game of musical chairs among top management.
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It is like a grown-up game of musical chairs.
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shareholders don't want the company playing musical chairs with their investment
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The band obliged with musical chairs, but after two of the dining room chairs were broken, they left off playing.
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The rumored musical chairs at the "Today" show is expected to become official Monday as NBC will announce that Ann Curry will replace Meredith Vieira 's as co-anchor in June, people familiar with the matter said.
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He had come out on top in the game of musical chairs by which senior posts seemed to be filled.
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When the money goes away on a trading floor, it feels very like when the music stops in musical chairs.
