Trebles

The typical Elizabethan consort of viols was composed of six instruments: two basses, two tenors and two trebles, or one bass, three tenors and two trebles (see Chest of viols ).

Rodgers, who was sacked by Leicester City last season, previously managed Celtic from 2016 to 2019, winning consecutive trebles - Scottish Premiership, Scottish Cup and Scottish League Cup.

The new campus almost trebles the number of specialist lab facilities, compared to the university's previous home in the town.

City are third on the table with 63 points, just one behind Arsenal on 64. A 1-1 draw at Liverpool was followed by a 2-0 FA Cup victory over Newcastle, as the Citizens continue their push for back to back trebles.

Parking fines in Holbeach cost £25 if paid within two weeks, otherwise the cost trebles to £75.

Three straight trebles brought the Hawks back within two, and forced Scott Ninnis into a timeout with 2.20 left in the second quarter.

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A total of 83 players have scored trebles for England and the most famous is the one Sir Geoff Hurst scored in their 1966 World Cup final win.

In 2010, he signed with Inter Milan, where he became the first player to win two European continental trebles following his back-to-back achievements with Barcelona and Inter.

St. Thomas Church Fifth Avenue, with its pristine choir of men and boy trebles, tends to go first; its performances were last week.

The bridge is made so that it tapers in height and length, with the small end holding the trebles and the higher and wider end carrying the basses.

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