There was a fitting moment when Ryan called the team Captain, Steven Price, to the presentation dais to receive the trophy with him. |
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Steam and gases hissed from gaps in the cracked stones, and a black chair was positioned on a raised, circular dais. |
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Only the presence of a blown-up photograph of Devarajan on the dais gave an indication. |
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Were they not inhibited Anglo-Saxons and had he been in their midst rather than standing on a raised dais, they would have assuredly hugged him. |
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The king sat upon a dais and Lione stood before him and told the story of the crimes the Brotherhood had committed. |
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She glanced at CJ standing up on the dais and then back down to the boy running toward her from the bottom of the steps. |
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Martin stood on the dais where the lectern usually sat, a low brazier to either side. |
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The royal family ate on the dais, along with the high priests and priestesses. |
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The workers sit at desks in long, Dickensian school rooms listening to novels read aloud from a dais. |
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There were altogether 19 daises in the church, with the main dais in the middle being a makeshift during the inauguration. |
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One after another, they strode the dais and cracked their favourite jokes and recited couplets. |
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Behind the two ancient thrones and their dais, there was a tapestry on the wall. |
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Now-a-days, even if a function starts a bit late, invitees on the dais are keen on winding up their speeches quickly. |
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The leaders of political parties of all hues shared the dais and hatchets seemed to be buried for the time being. |
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Syn snapped his fingers and this man was teleported instantly onto the dais. |
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Only when I was standing on the dais did I feel that I had the title wrapped up. |
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A lanky monocled man with wire-brush grey beards appears on the dais where the king sits with his entourage. |
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Ever bashful, Rolf bounded towards the dais and whispered instructions in Howard's shell-like, believing he was the house pianist. |
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After the other escort aircraft landed, all aircraft taxied to the dais, parked line abreast, and carried out a formation shutdown. |
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The council meeting takes off as the Mayor clad in ceremonial attire takes the high backed chair on the dais at the stroke of the bell. |
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The dais was in the form of a human whose skeleton was mangled beyond recognition. |
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The organisers handed over the Olympic torch to her on her arrival which she carried till she reached the dais. |
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Mills, at 18 the baby of the team, dissolved into tears on the medal dais even before the Australian flag was raised. |
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The warning didn't register with one windbag, and the committee members signaled the emcee to gavel the person off the dais. |
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The sultan escorted the prince, wearing a gold crown, to a golden chair on the dais. |
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The sultan escorted the Oxford-educated prince wearing a gold crown and a kris dagger tucked into his sash to a golden chair on the dais. |
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There was also a dais in the center with a throne carved of jet and adorned with blood red gemstones. |
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The gazes of all in the room followed Lamar as she ascended the steps of the dais and stood in front of the throne, facing them. |
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It was a fantastic day, full of life and colour and excitement, and New Zealand had two athletes on the dais. |
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They were seated on seven thrones on top of a dais with seven steps. |
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Three other thrones also occupied the dais, but only one was filled. |
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From the dais, each name and age is called out over the loudspeaker. |
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She stood on the dais and placed her hands on the waist high posts. |
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A handful of men are sitting cross-legged on the raised dais of the communal eating area, weapons by their side, while we take a table on the main floor. |
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Mr. Gandhi, an eminent business leader himself, felicitated the panel of guests on the dais. |
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The cupola of the Dome and the oval windows illuminate the transept and the dais of the baldachin, as seen from the choir of the monks. |
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The group moves through the alley of French Colours to a dais opposite the catafalque. |
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How the organisers invited him to the dais is inexplicable given that he had been accused by the Legislative Council as a seller of fake revenue stamps. |
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Each pot, containing a different seed variety, is then carefully placed on candlelit altars on either side of a raised dais. |
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So also the mother of Master Kumar was being asked to come to the dais in order to receive honourings. |
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While he occupied the dais the assembled multitude had an excellent opportunity of scanning his appearance. |
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Jesus stands on a dais, the earth, which is a stool for his feet, and is lit up by his presence. |
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It has been preserved so well that the mark of the old reception dais is still to be seen on the salon wall. |
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In India, they put the first lady of the district on the dais so the other people can see her. |
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Buzek greets people behind the dais in the Hemicycle Chamber as he opens the session. |
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She took the garland, immediately went with it to the dais and honoured her great son with this garland. |
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The four-poster bed, not against the wall, was raised on a dais. |
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Steele was polished and acrobatic in his attempts to address the entire ballroom from his seat on the far end of the dais. |
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At the center of the dais, facing the nominee, sat the committee chair, Democrat Carl Levin of Michigan. |
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Activities on stage got projected on giant screens flanking the dais, or on the jumbotron-like rig overhead. |
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The venue was ready with the mandatory perimeter separating spectators from the VVIP who would be on a high rise dais and everyone was checked and screened. |
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Meanwhile, strange chirrupy sounds draw me to the puppet show dais! |
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He had been standing between the throne dais and the baron's chair. |
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Teriyaki salmon was seared to a questionable degree of firmness and sat on a dais of tepid mash potato with a nastily commercial sticky teriyaki sauce. |
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The cloth of honeycomb of bee is a fabric of double point of great resistance and long duration, has great absorptivity, is ideal to use it in the cleanliness of soils of ceramics, dais, parks, etc. |
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He walked to the dais and delivered a beautiful speech in perfect English. |
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Imagine the next time Calderon ascends the dais to make a political point. |
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A man behind him on the dais has a dust mask slung over his neck. |
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As the procession approached the dais, the Veterans and CF members passed their candles to their accompanying youth members who then placed the candles in rows at the base of the dais. |
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Also on the dais were Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Johnnie Carson and Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs William Fitzgerald. |
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Family, friends and all participants came on the dais and showered yellow rice grains as a sign of blessing on the heads of the bridegroom and the bride. |
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A very particular style that characterizes the structure of the museum features a large red helmet in the center decorated with 33 bikes placed on a dais lit. |
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In the past the meeting has been conducted in a traditional format with a dais and podium, a series of reports, microphones on the floor and selected speakers. |
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This assistant should become familiar with the diagram on page 5 and see to it that the incoming officers take their correct places in front of the dais. |
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Women in colorful ao dais, Vietnamese dresses, stand shoulder to shoulder with youthful counterparts in Southern California casual jeans and T-shirts. |
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Local teenagers, resplendent in their dazzling ao dais and designer shirts, exchange furtive glances, as we race past hip nightclubs and trendy bars. |
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Some, such as the Dais in Yunnan and the Zhuangs in the southwest, practice animism. |
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