Examples of using Muses in English and their translations into Danish
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Jig muses that the hills look like white elephants,
A parody of August Bournonville's ballet Fædrelandets Muser(The muses of the fatherland), which was the Royal Theatre's homage to Christian VIII on his ascension to the throne in 1840.
He muses that his predicament is a reflection of the"futility of the white man's dominion in the East.
The narrator muses that his horse must think it odd that they're stopping in the middle of the woods,
Grandpa muses about getting to California
every writer does depend on the muses smiling down on him occasionally.
Aphrodite and Nymph muses and is faced with slabs of marble.
But every writer does depend on the muses smiling down on him occasionally. Well, i--i--i like to think it's more than luck.
presumably the night before his final battle, he muses over whether war will always be inevitable.
The Muses were referees,
folk choir“Muses of Hippocrates”, folk ensemble“Medicus”.
Hypotheses have been proposed regarding its relationship with the Muses, the gods Athena,
folk choir"Muses of Hippocrates", folk ensemble"Medicus.
The statues of Euterpe and Terpsichore, the Muses of choral music
The narrator wonders what happens to dreams that are deferred, and muses about what they do in a series of similes.
Schubart writes enthusiastically about The Dance of the Muses on….
professor Raffaele Pinto is teaching the muses- the goddesses of the arts,
artists can contribute to society, since they are, as Henningsen muses(1968: 7), ill-equipped for other kinds of work?
Reponse la dessus mon bon frere!-"This work could be quite beautiful, and if the Muses simply cannot be set upon it,
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