US /ˌtæmbəˈrin/
・UK /ˌtæmbəˈri:n/
Dancing Queen, feel the beat from the tambourine, oh yeah.
feel the beat from the tambourine
But then for some unknown reason, they hired a session drummer, and Ringo's now on tambourine.
The charisma is just the tambourine part has got a vibe, and that's Ringo.
Dancing Queen, feel the beat from the tambourine, oh yeah.
From the tambourine
Dancing Queen, feel the beat from the tambourine.
Feel the beat from the tambourine You can dance
Dancing Queen, feel the beat from the tambourine, oh yeah.
Feel the beat from the tambourine, oh yeah
Charmelou took from the table the gypsy's tambourine,
Jacques Charmelou, by the aid of the same manoeuvres of the tambourine, made the goat perform many other tricks connected with the date of the day, the month of the year, etc., which the reader has already witnessed.
in fact, when she danced thus, to the humming of the Basque tambourine which her two pure rounded arms raised above her head, slender, frail, and
"Jolly," said the dancer, "it is your turn." And, seating herself, she gracefully presented her tambourine to the goat.
A work so esteemed that it passes as unrivaled!" At that moment, Barangère de Champs-Chavriers, a slender little maid of seven years, who was peering into the square through the tree-foils of the balcony, exclaimed, "Oh, look, fair godmother Fleur-de-lie, at that pretty dancer who is dancing on the pavement and playing the tambourine in the midst of the loudish bourgeois!" The sonorous vibration of a tambourine was, in fact, audible.
Nevertheless, as you wish it, young ladies, I will make the trial." And, leaning over the balustrade of the balcony, he began to shout, "Little one!" The dancer was not beating her tambourine at the moment.
It's a splatty tambourine.
We could turn this into a splatty tambourine lion.
Just a 30-minute drive inland and perched high on the rim of an ancient volcano is Mount Tambourine.
Explore the rainforest trails and skywalk before sampling the local produce and wines at Tambourine Village.