Sentences with phrase «syne at»
Surrounded by oak trees, this eclectic home comes with heated floors and an indoor fireplace to keep you warm, and a 9 - foot Knabe concert grand piano to play Auld Lang Syne at the first stroke of 2018.
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If you're going for New Year's Eve, then Edinburgh's Hogmanay is one of the best places to party the night away and sing Auld Lang Syne at the top of your lungs.
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Rituals remind us we're a part of a larger story, like worshipping at church or singing «Auld Lang Syne» on New Year's Eve.
Instead of drowning yourself in champagne and singing Auld Lang Syne while staring at the blurry fireworks... you sip some sparkling cider, cuddle your little one, put him to bed, and then climb into your own bed to catch up on sleep.
62 percent of our respondents also agreed that a subtle, reserved kiss is also the way to go at midnight, especially if you're at a party where cheering and singing of Auld Lang Syne trumps any long make out session.
The crossword focuses on Burns Suppers, with clues on aspects such as «Address to a Haggis», «Toast to the Laddies», «Toast to the Lassies», «The Immortal Memory», «The Selkirk Grace», «Auld Lang Syne» and the food traditionally served at a Burns Supper.
Even so, if you're reading this on Dec. 30 or even Dec. 31, there are still a few actions you can take to maximize your wealth or at least minimize tax due in April but you'll have to complete them well before you start singing Auld Lang Syne.
Before you sing «Auld Lang Syne» at the dawn of the New Year, make a few resolutions that may help you get where you want to go in the next 12 months.
 The party started at 9.00 PM with Siluet Band playing top 40 hits, followed by Go Go Dancers, Stilt Walkers, Body Grinders and a Pyrotechnics show. The New Year's Eve countdown to 2010 was celebrated with a massive Fire Dance and Auld Lang Syne performed by Siluet Band.
But before we do, I'm going to take one last kick at the cans — because that's the nature of the ghosts of Christmas past and auld lang syne, is it not?