Nemo’s Beer Shop
Queens, New York
Owner, Andrew Bronstein, in front of Nemo’s meticulously organized beer fridge / Image Courtesy of Alex Castaned
“When my boyfriend and I first walked by Nemo’s, we stopped short and nearly in unison exclaimed ‘We finally have a beer spot!’ Opened in March of 2022, this bottle shop-bar hybrid has quickly become a community staple,” says Kristen Richard, digital editor at Wine Enthusiast.
Source: Wine Enthusiast Magazine Online
The wives all wave their hands in unison at their husbands.
Source: Vulture
In recent years it just hasn’t been Oktoberfest if the crowd doesn’t shout in unison “Hey baby! Ooh! Ah! I wanna know if you’ll be my girl.
Source: Time Out
This is how we see them, this is how we develop them, looking carefully at each new step in order to bring them closer in unison with our intuitions.
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"La-da-da-da-dah / It's the one and only D-O-double-G," sang one of the most distinctive voices in rap, before Dre yelled "Snoop Dogg!" in unison with the crowd.
Source: BBC
Each of these endeavors work in unison to increase the biodiversity of the Islands, which is a critical piece of establishing sustainability.
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“Si me buscas tú/Tú me encuentras” (“If you look for me/You will find me”), they sing in unison on the hook, which sounds like a threat to anyone who’s foolish enough to fuck with them.
Source: Pitchfork
A variety of woodwinds, string, brass and percussion instruments were showcased and sounded in unison throughout the whole concert.
Source: The Channels
'Your dad and I will always be here for you both; in complete unison and support.
Source: Daily Mail
He begins each course with a thunderous clap of his hands, which Mylod heightens skillfully to put us on edge, and his loyal cooks behind him respond in unison to his every demand with a spirited “Yes, Chef!” as if he were their drill sergeant.
Source: Roger Ebert
“We strive to work in unison with educators in the public sector to enable children to gain focus, confidence and discover their personal goals,” the website states.
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It came out with a video that seems to prove this wolf’s thesis: the clip culminates with a bunch of lovelorn-looking goth kids meeting at a roller-skating rink, getting into the groove, and popping some unison dance moves.
Source: Chicago Reader
Using the abilities in unison and working together is the key to progress.
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But beyond the entrance to Sunshine Taekwondo Academy, a couple dozen children in spotless white uniforms stretch, practice punches, kicks and other maneuvers in unison in the big, brightly lit gym − referred to as a "dojang" in Korean.
Source: Akron Beacon Journal
Dual microphones are designed to work in unison with the cameras, capturing audio from the camera being used and minimizing distracting background noise.
Source: Apple
The pinnacle was the ending, when the entire company jumped up and down in unison for what felt like forever.
Source: The New York Times
The pinnacle was the ending, when the entire company jumped up and down in unison for what felt like forever.
Source: The New York Times
And to reinforce this postmodern, semi-detached approach, designer Chloe Lamford offers us a stark amphitheatre upon the steps of which director Clint Dyer has ill-advisedly installed a silent chorus of actors, to react intermittently to Iago in unison – a busily distracting second audience.
Source: The Guardian
As he sings “Solitary Man,” the initially unimpressed crowd becomes so captivated they move in unison in their seats.
Source: New York Theatre Guide
“Lovers’ Choir,” a chamber work in which two voices speaking in unison somehow become a potent metaphor for mutual devotion, followed.
Source: The New York Times
Caught on camera: Dolphin stampede in Southern California Onlookers estimate there were about 500 dolphins taking part in the unison swim.
Source: FOX 13 Tampa
The soldiers socialised, played games, sang Christmas carols in unison and even exchanged gifts like any normal group of people would – the only difference was that they were supposed to be fighting each other.
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Film is a collaborative medium, and one person’s actions shouldn’t reflect on a film where hundreds, if not thousands, of people work in unison to create art.
Source: OutKick
It stitches together the critical functions and processes performed by foundational security tools — email security, endpoint security, web security, NDR, data security — into a single meshed framework that operates in unison and shares centralized threat intelligence data across its ecosystem.
Source: VentureBeat
Dual microphones are designed to work in unison with the cameras, capturing audio from the camera being used and minimizing distracting background noise.
Source: Yahoo Finance
On Monday, thousands of punk rockers (varying in age and hair styles) came together to scream in unison to the songs that we have all played on repeat.
Source: scenestr
Throughout the rest of the evening, the board voted in unison on budget and policy issues, school improvement plans and a grant for the early childhood education Head Start program.
Source: Port City Daily
At the Columbus Circle protest, the Amazon workers and their supporters chanted in unison to demand a contract and held signs encouraging Amazon’s executives to come to the bargaining table.
Source: The Chief-Leader
Being a vocal leader but also making sure the group is in unison at one time.
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Swells of harmonious violins play in unison as the lights rise at the Oncenter Crouse Hinds Theater.
Source: The Daily Orange
When he played a North Korean opponent, the crowd reacted in ecstatic unison to each of Green’s misses.
Source: The New York Times
The howl of exasperation from tabloid commentators – who spoke almost in unison last week like a dismissive Greek chorus – was that Netflix’s Harry and Meghan documentary series contains no new revelations.
Source: The Guardian
Stars: Tamara Lawrance, 28, who played Jennifer, (pictured with Letitia on December 5) can also relate to the feeling of otherness and being different which the twins feltThe duo were cast in the film in 2020, which also chronicles the fact the twins dressed similarly, moved in unison and had secret laws with each other.
Source: Daily Mail
As Towns and McDaniels leap in unison to challenge a shot that isn't coming, Morant ducks under and lays the ball up and in while barely leaving his feet.
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They wrap themselves together in a helical bundle at one end of the cell and rotate in unison to move the cell in one direction.
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The full collection utilises fall-appropriate hues with shades of olive, tan, black, off-white, navy and yellow used in unison to create a diverse yet uniformed offering.
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We're going to tackle Venus and the Debris Field in unison -- here's what you'll do for each.
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This dual microphone set up is designed to work in unison with the cameras.
Source: Macworld
Unsatisfied, fans and watchdogs erupted in unison with a message for Congress: It’s time to break up Ticketmaster.
Source: USA TODAY
The structure moves in unison with a soundscape, composed and produced by Spanish music duo San Jerónimo, running thematically with the immersive nature of virtual worlds, and coming together to ‘reflect on Rossi’s ideas of the building as an entity that absorbs, records and plays back the history of the city onto itself’, comments Space Popular.
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There's a lot of emphasis on unison and octaves in this piece, which means a lot of the same note is played or sung.
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Franchise Freedom is strangely meditative, and the real magic of the performance is that, as the drones twist, turn, disperse, and reform in unison, they no longer appear as machines, but rather as an organic mass.
Source: ARTnews
Experts say the city sewage system needs to be improved and redesigned, zone-wise, one after another, and not in unison or concurrently.
Source: Mongabay.com
It’s better on the chorus when they sing in unison with background singers who do the heavy lifting (harmonies).
Source: TODAY
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