Converse of object

• deserve: Aptly the band closed with a well deserved encore, Lucky Peterson's ' Good Thing Is About To Run Out ' .

• demand: The audience demanded an encore which they were never going to get.

• want: If you want an encore, this is where you look!

• play: He should be the star who won't even play that last encore.

• do: I did no encore I felt like I was saying goodbye.

• get: The landlord managed to get an encore out of them.

Preposition: at

• end: The whole thing came to a head when it was time for an encore at the end.

Adjective modifier

• final: My Life Story's dying notes were from the final encore of the moving ballad ' Angel ' .

• second: The first time I've heard of the band doing a second encore.

• several: The small crowd was still enthusiastic enough to drag several encores out of the guys.

• last: He should be the star who won't even play that last encore.

• first: During the break between the first set and the first encore the crowd was out of control.

• more: Today, The Brady Bunch lives on in American social culture, thanks to more encores than just about any sitcom in history.

Modifies a noun

• enews: Back to top Issue 14 - May 2005 Welcome to the May Issue of encore enews.

• une: Nous en avons encore eu une illustration lors de la visite de G. Bush à Bruxelles.

• performance: You can also catch an encore performance on Friday, May 6th at noon EDT.

• un: Encore un grand merci à toi, je ne sais pas comment te le dire.

Noun used with modifier

• pas: Comme si le fascisme, ce n'était pas encore la République, comme si la République, ce n'était pas déjà le fascisme.

• song: An electric segment follows before a two song encore.

Preposition: of

• song: All that stopped her singing all night past the encore of two songs was the place was closing early.