serenade

Having gone that far, you have to answer the serenade.

To judge from a recent, brief serenade over the phone, it still is.

When Serenade opened, the list was well chosen but short.

His daily duties did not end with the morning serenade.

And the evening serenade did make the landing site seem a bit more like a home.

The festival developed out of the former serenades held there.

At the age of 19, he began to learn to play the guitar from a friend to make little money playing for serenades.

"I feel so happy," she said, as the serenade moved to another block.

The book is a serenade to self, cut into chapters.

This is similar to the K. 204 serenade from the previous year.

There are some minor differences between the Serenade and her sister.

I was worried about getting into my "Serenade" costume in time.

The "Serenade" danced today is not the version of 1934.

"Serenade" reminds one of how unpredictable the world can be.

The song was followed by "Serenade", released at the end of summer in 2009.

The two soon serenade and a short-lived romance takes place.

The sounds of the city blended with a serenade from the soul.

Yet the true drama of "Serenade" is in the dancing.

"Serenade" was, he said, a lesson in the relationship between the classroom and the stage.

In 1963, as a teenager, he had launched his own career with serenades.

From the way he talks, you'd think life here then was just one long midsummer serenade.

It was a serenade to which a happy lover would not have been deaf.

It's a tradition, a kind of serenade to the honored guest.

Some people view the "Serenade" as the sublime part of the equation.

Serenade is romantic in a grown-up way, and it's also a place where people do business.

A group was on hand to serenade him as he got off the plane.

He had serenaded a breast like that, so long ago.

So I'm going to wake up and be serenaded, she thought.

Years later, in the early 90's, I found myself on the side of another road, once again being serenaded by cattle.

Roger was serenading me as we walked to the car.

But both men were serenaded with applause throughout the day.

There is a new couple serenading each other onstage right now.

They serenaded every evening for the first hour of darkness.

Park is then seen serenading her and dancing alone in different parts of the house.

The movie opens in June 1950 with a local's serenading field workers.

If the serenading next door didn't soon stop, he'd be all over her.

But the announced crowd of 47,718 serenaded him as if he had hit three home runs.

And as they entered, the song of the Knife serenaded them.

She could do without the love poems and being serenaded at her bedroom window.

Then we got the guitar out afterwards, and serenaded them, the two of us.

They were occasionally needed for special interactions with other players, such as serenading.

She played music for dying people, going to their homes and even to the hospital to serenade them into the next life.

They serenaded us every night in the summer, unless it was raining.

The crickets serenade us, and we begin to pick at our dinner.

We serenaded a big town house, at which point a couple of pedestrians joined us.

This is the same hockey executive who was often serenaded with a "Mike must go!"

When the young men serenaded only the flute was forbidden.

Diners are serenaded by a local guitarist three times a week.

Of course, Clemens was repeatedly serenaded by the fans as well.

The 300 guests will be serenaded with chamber music from Jefferson's time.