Instead, a eclectic mix of instruments are listed, like the glockenspiel, vibraphone, grand marimba, theremin, oboe, viola, banjo, trumpet, trombone, xylophone, piano, and autoharp.
With a whimsically eclectic technique (including musical sequences and special effects), she sets in motion a flashy yet complex superstructure of personal life that rests on a solid, implicit base of quasi-divine technological power and sociopolitical openness and energy.
With views over Ortahisar village's rock castle of Swiss-cheese holes, and cave rooms that blend Ottoman antiques with funky and fun colour, the bohemian-chic Hezen Hotel is perfect for those seeking a splash of eclectic glamour in a boutique sanctuary.
So it's sort of a more eclectic grouping of films than we've had in most years.
Wanted Design has grown a more eclectic design community around its base at Terminal Stores.
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The more personal vocal element reaches out to a greater number of fans, especially women, and has resulted in a more eclectic sound.
For the 80, 000 Bonnaroo Music and Arts festival fans that came to a field just south of Nashville last week, the new Heartland offered a very eclectic mix of music.
White-washed mansions no higher than four floors, students from the respected Kiev-Mohyla Academy and street markets amid decrepit Soviet homes sum up the whole experience of being in Kiev: a bit eclectic, somewhat Soviet and still struggling between West and East.
She has a treasure trove of boards, exquisitely organized, featuring a thoroughly eclectic mix of everything from Architecture and Amazing Places from every continent, to Collections (including Dream Wheels, Showgirls, even Venetian Carnavale Masks) to Movie Love, Vintage Perfume Bottles to a board simply sharing Rusty Stuff.
From there, voting is opened up to around 500 people, a much more eclectic group which includes past Hall inductees.
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Working with a broad and eclectic menu he evolved from his Cuban immigrant parents, CEO Raul Porto has built up an astonishingly loyal fan base in three locations.
The story told by the house that Mr. Davidson shares with his wife, Jessica, 35, is the transformation of a standard 1920s Craftsman into a modern, eclectic California beach cottage.
Wilson, who is seventy, is a great proponent of eclectic casting and of silence.
Right now I am a law professor with eclectic interests and three homes.
Of these, Brad Mehldau is often described as the best of his generation and has won a devoted following for a magisterial touch and eclectic programming.
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"My reading is rather too eclectic for a specialist and my coursework was too broad to give me any depth, " he wrote in a 1970 letter to W. Benjamin Kennedy, who then led West Georgia's history department.
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The tabloid Bild urges Britons not to turn their backs on the EU: "Dear Brits, please stay - after all, you're so beautifully crazy, " it pleads (using the English for "crazy") before launching into a paean to an eclectic list of "crazy" Britons that includes Prince Philip, Sacha Baron Cohen, Boris Johnson and the Loch Ness Monster.
He's a one-time staff writer for Rolling Stone and author of an eclectic body of work including a biography of Nike's Phil Knight, a history of Sears, and articles about fishing for catfish on Louisiana's bayous, logrolling and coondog racing.
"We wanted to be a creative entity, an eclectic universe, " Johansson remembers.
Nestled within is a bohemian community with an eclectic mix of Japanese, Italian and Portuguese restaurants, and nightlife that ranges from frantically energetic dance floors to mellower bars.
Yes, the Google party is a hot ticket and the Wipro party has Bollywood excitement, but we're partial to the Forbes party, where a hard-charging and eclectic group likes to unwind after the first day of meetings and seminars.
Among the eclectic choices: a computer game that solves scientific problems, a nonprofit co-founded by actor Matt Damon that leverages donor funds to provide microloans to clean water projects and a venture by Japanese technology giant Mitsubishi that makes ships move more efficiently through the ocean, cutting down on CO2 emissions.
Located just before the famous Talisker distillery, The Old Inn, Carbost, is a great little pub with an eclectic and delicious menu.
"A perfect day in Toronto" includes dining in Baldwin Village, complete with Italian sidewalk cafes, and exploring Kensington Market, a gritty, bohemian place with eclectic shops and cafes.
Walking deeper into the necropolis one discovers a resurrection of Catholic influences amid dizzily eclectic architecture.
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Fans of inventive, eclectic roots music will hear a lot of that album's magic in Snider's latest.
For his eclectic talent and accomplishments as a musician, poet, painter, and composer, Lake won the 2006 Mellon Jazz Living Legacy Award from the Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation.
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