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The ocean sang bass, the gulls sang soprano.† (source)
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The choir had been rehearsing for weeks, but on the day of the feast the soprano fell ill with bronchitis.† (source)
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Bass, tenor, alto, and soprano.† (source)
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The show's main character, Tony Soprano, was a violent killer, an objectively terrible person by almost any standard.† (source)
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"Edward," she answered, her high soprano voice almost as attractive as his.† (source)
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And make you sing soprano for a week.† (source)
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Forever in his mind, apparently, "Hallelujah" would be a soprano piece as sung by the lady in church so many years before.† (source)
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But jeez, I think people pay way too much attention to The Sopranos.† (source)
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It does not matter what prelude begins the service; I will always hear Handel's Messiah—and my mother's not-quite-trained soprano singing, "I know that my Redeemer liveth."† (source)
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They did not even have Ruth May yet, but did have a female dog that howled, Our Father still likes to say, Like One Too Many Sopranos in Church.† (source)
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She was the lead soprano.† (source)
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I heard the girls' glee club I used to sing in, way off from the other side of camp, their tiny grade-school sopranos singing, "Beautiful dreamer, wake unto me.† (source)
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A clear soprano wafting over vinegar fumes and pickle vats.† (source)
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On the drive home, Uhmma talks about how Pastor Kim wants her to join the chorus, they need more sopranos.† (source)
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They hear this terrific mama-san soprano.† (source)
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But her favorite show by far was the HBO mob story The Sopranos.† (source)
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