En route, passengers are regaled with Western lore from tales of the Lewis and Clark expedition to descriptions of Native American cultures.
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She is married now, and she and her husband have two daughters whom Waldie regales with the stories set down in these pages.
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Bono shrugged his forgiveness and asked the man what he had been doing since; he was regaled with a catalogue of petty crimes.
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Becky arrives with the highest authority in the land, Queen Victoria, whom she has waylaid and regaled with stories of the cruel headmistress.
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He wrote, " One ear therefore heard the glad tidings of great joy, whilst the other was regaled with'Going, gentlemen, going ! '"
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Ask the average adult to reminisce about high-school math class and you probably won't be regaled with stories about quadratic equations and Euclidean algorithms.
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One is regaled with tales of people who took Prozac and became more sociable and friendly, did better at work, found someone to marry.
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As children, Hilary and Jackie are regaled with music and dance by their creative whirlwind of a mother ( a fine Celia Imrie ).
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You are regaled with take-home quizzes on the Cheesecake Factory Policy and Procedures Booklet, and then you face the Final Three Tests : 1.
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It is an exercise in monumental hairsplitting, which is Washington's major sport, regaled with gusto by the news media, which are utterly fascinated with it.
