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- noun Plural form of
cello .
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Examples
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“Head Like a Hole” with violins and cellos is pretty darn cool.
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We added some percussion and we added three cellos, which is very unusual.
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The video also has the aforementioned po-faced metalheads playing Victorian prostitutes like cellos, which is by far the gayest metal-video misogyny I've ever seen.
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But one would have to search far and wide for a quartet comprised only of cellos, which is how the members of the Russian-based Rastrelli Cello Quartet like it.
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With built-in speakers, the white pillows release sounds from nature combined with acoustic instruments such as cellos to provide a serenade designed to help stressed-out minds shed unpleasant thoughts.
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Sound with the 'cellos' pleading, passionate strain
The Poems of Henry Van Dyke Henry Van Dyke 1892
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Carbon fiber comes in a variety of strengths and thickness for applications ranging from manufacturing aerospace components to tennis rackets and even cellos, meaning not all forms are interchangeable.
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Carbon fiber comes in a variety of strengths and thickness for applications ranging from manufacturing aerospace components to tennis rackets and even cellos, meaning not all forms are interchangeable.
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Carbon fiber comes in a variety of strengths and thickness for applications ranging from manufacturing aerospace components to tennis rackets and even cellos, meaning not all forms are interchangeable.
unknown title 2009
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Grim Luck! showcased its ability to be varied and experimental by bringing in new instruments not often seen in the music scene such as cellos, accordions and violins.
The Daily Aztec RSS 2009
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