How to pronounce “muse”(noun) in English

And his muse becomes Lise.

It's called the Muse.

you have a special muse that you recall from the heavens of the sky or, and how involved is the director in this process?

welcome your muse?

is really a sobering Muse it starts with FUSD the history of the pelian war unless you count Herodotus which I would

which was this notion of the muse and how can we at least try to make a cohesive evening, put together a program that's not just a bunch of excerpts and snippets which sort of is

And then the break from there-- which the muse for me is but we view ourselves as an industrial strength, narrower, deeper Amazon--

Arizona Muse haircut.

Garance: We'll send you all an email with the Arizona Muse haircut.

and then there's uh you know the very real Muse of earning a living and and

imagine there was actually historically no great tradition of opium Muse in

So I would like to shut up about the songs and let what was a muse, or what was I thinking about,

That's the muse, that was the muse really.

And so what we winded up doing is using Salvador Dali as kind of the muse for the project.

Interviewer: You know, he’s a good muse.

Who was your muse for this album?

and putting food on the table so you know you have these sort of two things that one Muse gives you the subject the

And I talked a little bit about in my memoir, 'The Tenth Muse' about, about this at the

say what one thing that I feel strongly about in life is sort of following the muse and it has led me some unusual places, none more unusual than this.

But what you're seeing is this extraordinary thing about character design, about how two opposites meet and undergo a reaction dictated, we think, by the artistic muse,

He was accompanied by his female, bodybuilder friend, from Beverly Hills, who'd recently appeared in Playboy and was a muse for fine art photographer Robert

Well, hundreds of years ago, they would have said, the muse spoke to them.

We also wanted to tie it into this sort of broad theme of the evening which is an exploration of the importance of the muse in the creation of

So ultimately we came up with something that we really felt like tied into this narrative of exploring the importance of these muse relationships.

So we're opening the evening with Apollo which is a Balanchine masterpiece which quite literally tells this story of a young disaffected demigod finding his muse.

I lost the muse.

Very early in the first couple of lines of "The Odyssey," Odysseus, he's being talked about, the poet is calling to the Muse

I, it's, it's, it's kind of all in the, the first book, 'The Tenth Muse, My Life In Food', so I didn't repeat that here.