and so to bedの例文

• And so to be able to do it is just a pleasure.
• The program would always end with the song " And So To Bed ".
• And so to be irrevocably rooted to the Kingdome is like being rooted in cement.
• These are thought to originate in a perhaps eighth-century source and so to be relatively reliable.
• This chapter is entitled " And So to Bed " and written in the form of entries from the Pepys diary.
• He made his New York debut in November 1927 as Pelham Humphrey in " And So To Bed ".
• The main goal of the show was to make all the challengers able to dance, sing and act and so to be complete.
• All instruments and vocals on " Run Like an Antelope " and " And So to Bed " are recorded solely by Trey Anastasio.
• Then a review of my life's mistakes, featuring the 10 outstanding blunders, 15 minutes of advanced anxiety, and so to bed . " _ Woody Allen
• Hughes also composed a limited amount of original chamber music and some scores for the stage ( like " And So to Bed " by John Bernard Fagan ) and film.
• In 1967, Ward appeared in the play " And So to Bed " at the LA Theater Center ), and her son David Cassidy also was featured in the cast.
• But, if you want me or other editors to act on your claim that these links are to copyright violations and so to be avoided even if useful, then I think you have failed.
• "' Rimba "'( Irimba ) is the speech variety of the Punu, it may preserve a core of non-Bantu vocabulary, and so to be conservative should be considered unclassified.
• Among the places I always try to visit are And So to Bed, a very high-end bed and bath store, and Chelsea Gardens and Devonshire, purveyors of the Port Royal look in home furnishings and garden ornaments.
• They starred in three musical plays, " The Vagabond King " ( 1943 ), " Sweet Yesterday " ( 1945 ) and toured in " And so to Bed " ( 1953 1954 ) and appeared in several musical films in the 1940s.
• At the Oxford, Fagan produced " Full Moon ", the first play by Emlyn Williams, and gave him a role in his own play, " And So to Bed " ( 1926 ), based on the life of Samuel Pepys, in London.
• Where else can you learn ( in the fascinating subject area " Women " ) that in those days " where a married woman commits a crime in company with her husband, she is generally presumed to have acted by his coercion, and so to be entitled to acquittal ."
• (IT ) " It was believed among the whites that the enemy would give no quarter to negroes, or to the whites taken with them, and so to be shut up with blacks in the crater was equal to a doom of death, " recalled a New York soldier who was there.
• "And so to be able to come here and only be able to walk 200 yards so that our friends with the cameras could at least get a good picture so the American people could get a real feel for the magnificent work that's been done here _ it winds up almost being more real to them than it is to us sometimes ."
• All of these minibikes are regarded as " motor vehicles " as defined by section 185 of the Road Traffic Act 1988 and so to be ridden on the public road, a motor vehicle must comply with all aspects of road traffic law and meet the mandatory European construction requirements by having a " Certificate of Conformity " indicating that they have European Community Whole Vehicle Type Approval ( ECWVTA ).