Arne

[ ahrn ]

noun

1. Thomas Augustine, 1710–78, English composer of operas and songs.

Arne

/ ɑːn /

noun

1. ArneThomas (Augustine)17101778MEnglishMUSIC: composer Thomas ( Augustine ). 1710–78, English composer, noted for his setting of Shakespearean songs and for his song Rule Britannia

Example Sentences

It’s no surprise that Arne’s legal defense was rejected by the judge, who reasoned that it was impossible for Marty to prove that Arne had been demonically possessed.

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During that battle, Arne had apparently commanded the demon inside David to leave the boy and enter his own body.

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Arne didn’t deny doing this, and the fact that his knife was used in the fatal attack made clear that he was the perpetrator.

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Friday afternoon, I received an email from Marriott International CEO Arne Sorensen.

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And what a coincidence: Education Secretary Arne Duncan endorsed gay marriage on Morning Joe, one day after Biden's appearance.

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Secretary Arne Duncan is right about the No Child Left Behind law: It is an unmitigated disaster.

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Among the excommunicated is the former two-term Republican Governor Arne Carlson.

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“I wanted him to represent Wall Street, but Arne got me Rothschild,” Samaras says, referring to Evelyn de Rothschild.

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And in the end the Admiral presented Arne with two brand-new pairs of trousers and a pound in cash.

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And whenever the conversation languished towards the milk-and-watery, Ferryman Arne would come and lend a hand.

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But if his claim was not good, he could hardly have ventured to claim the authorship, as Dr. Arne would have been in his way.

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Arne's sonatas, if not great, contain some neat, melodious writing.

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Arne now resolved to essay his powers in composition, by setting to music the libretto of Rosamond, written by Addison.

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