Sample Sentences for
symphony
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    She was so nervous about her violin audition that her hands shook as she walked onto the stage to play for the city symphony.
    symphony = an orchestra that plays classical music
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    The restaurant's kitchen is a complex system in which everything influences everything else. It's coordinated like a symphony.
    symphony = a complex and harmonious coordination of many parts
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    Each performs its own exact function as a unique being, and everything would be a symphony of peace if the hand that wrote all this had stopped on the fifth day of creation.  (source)
    symphony = a harmonious composition of complex parts
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    A gifted French-horn player, as a teen he was a member of the American University Symphony but quit, according to Walt, after objecting to rules imposed by a high school band leader.  (source)
    Symphony = music orchestra
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    Then early peaches called, crickets in the fields started their nightly symphonies, and Mama came home.†  (source)
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    But with all my knowledge and skepticism, I have never been able to argue with a one-hundred-piece symphony orchestra, full color, three dimensions, and being in and part of those incredible parlors.  (source)
    symphony = classical music
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    Likewise, liberal contributions often go to elite universities or symphonies.†  (source)
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    With this faith, we will be able to transform the jangling discords of our nation into a beautiful symphony of brotherhood.  (source)
    symphony = a long and complex piece of music
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    There's no point to symphonies, when scratches from the record or hum from the record player sound just as good.†  (source)
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    Well, you know how we all perform in an orchestra for the final symphony?  (source)
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    He claimed to have once cured a case of hysterical blindness with his number 37, the "Fu-Manchu" (many of the faces having like German symphonies both a number and nickname), which involved slanting the eyes up with the index fingers, enlarging the nostrils with the middle fingers, pulling the mouth wide with the pinkies and protruding the tongue.†  (source)
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    I know he's an excellent player, a magnificently accomplished professional musician, because I saw him playing Beethoven's Third Symphony.  (source)
    Symphony = a long and complex piece of music -- typically for full orchestra in four parts
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    She had a lot of popular music but she had symphonies, too.†  (source)
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