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• Everyone else was wedging to beat the band, stopping at will.
• He was wacking on a tambourine to beat the band.
• We converted over to oxygen and he started crying to beat the band.
• But at midnight I see it's snowing to beat the band.
• I would monitor them to beat the band.
• And they could move to beat the band!
• Made me laugh to beat the band.
• Like unto the Rose of Sharon is she, and her gown is played up to beat the band.
• We got in the center hallway with the mattress off the bed and began praying to beat the band,
• "gangs of wallflowers " and a " thrumming of crickets to beat the band ."
• For the past several years, the arboretum has been mulching to beat the band after nearly a century of ignoring mulch.
• At the moment, he senses there is nothing at stake but his principles; he will compromise to beat the band.
• Still, the former New Jersey senator, a bit of a sobersides on the stump, is raising money to beat the band.
• And there's a young, eager, hard-working cast of dancers, somersaulting, back-flipping, wriggling to beat the band.
• That smile doesn't fade when the curtain rises just a foot or so to reveal several dozen sets of legs tapping to beat the band.
• I must confess that I find it rather satisfying, in a sweaty sort of way, that folks who once sneered at my complaints are now complaining to beat the band.
• In the past decade we've flattened out corporate hierarchies, re-engineered companies to beat the band, emphasized Total Quality Management ( TQM ) and dramatically reduced product-development time.
• "It can be 20 below zero, " he said, " and a hatch comes out, and the sun hits it and the fish start jumping to beat the band.
• Bolton stated " When you don t want to go to a meeting or conference or an event you have a'diplomatic illness .'And this is a diplomatic illness to beat the band ."
• ""'To Beat the Band " "'is a 1935 American romantic comedy directed by Ben Stoloff using a screenplay by Rian James based on a story by George Marion, Jr ..