Sentences with BATTUTA
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"She played a beautiful battuta on the piano."
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"The guitarist played a complex battuta in the song."
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"His battuta on the drums added a lot of energy to the performance."
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"The conductor gave a clear battuta to the orchestra."
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"In this piece, the battuta sets the tempo for the whole band."
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"The singer followed the battuta of the conductor impeccably."
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"The battuta of the violin section was flawless."
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"The audience clapped enthusiastically after the battuta."
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"The composer wrote a challenging battuta for the flutist."
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"The battuta in the bridge of the song is particularly catchy."
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"The conductor signaled the battuta with a swift motion of the hand."
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"During the rehearsal, they practiced the battuta repeatedly."
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"The pianist executed the battuta with precision and grace."
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"The musicians paid close attention to the conductor's battuta."
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"He struggled with the tricky battuta on the saxophone."
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"The battuta marked a shift in the dynamics of the piece."
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"The battuta was the defining moment of the composition."
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"The violinist led the battuta with confidence and expertise."
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"The battuta served as a cue for the next section of the song."
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"She practiced the battuta tirelessly until she mastered it."
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"She embarked on a battuta across Europe to explore different cultures."
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"The traveler documented her battuta in a journal."
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"His battuta through the wilderness proved to be an adventurous expedition."
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"The explorer's battuta took him to remote and unexplored lands."
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"During their battuta, they encountered various indigenous tribes."
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"The journalist joined the battuta to report on the expedition."
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"Their battuta led them to discover a hidden treasure."
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"The mountaineer's battuta up the treacherous peak was a test of endurance."
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"The documentary showcased the incredible landscapes encountered during the battuta."
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"She organized a battuta to study the migration patterns of wildlife in the region."
