You need instruments to play [?].
Madonna [?] in 1958.
Madonna's [?] was to be a star.
Elvis was the first really big rock'n'roll [?].
"Like a virgin" was the beginning of Madonna's [?] as an international pop star.
Geschäftsleben, Gewerbe: [?]
Madonna's concerts were great shows with [?] and lights.
She was a dancer in [?] dance companies.
A group of dancers is a [?].
At first, Madonna was a [?] [?].
Her first [?] "Madonna" wasn't very [?].
"Like a Virgin" was a big [?].
Today, Madonna is an [?] pop star.
Her videos were [?] like short films.
Her [?] were great shows.
You need some [?] to see something at night.
Madonna wore lots of [?] [?].
[?] of her films weren't a [?].
Her [?] in the film musical "Evita" wasn't bad.
Madonna isn't a great [?].
Her new videos [?] that she is also a good [?].
1976 was the time of punk and of loud [?] music.
There were a lot of young people with [?] at this time.
Larry Mullen Junior's [?] was music, rock music.
Larry Mullen Jr. was a [?].
He [?] for other musicians at his high school.
A person who makes music is a [?].
The four guys of U2 started their career when they were at [?].
Three students [?] Larry Mullen Jr.
David Ewans (The Edge) was a [?].
Adam Clayton was a [?].
The new band [?] a good name.
A friend [?] U2.
The band name [?] like "you, too" or "you two".
The band name was also the name of a [?] and a [?].
Most punk groups [?] other bands.
U2 [?] to find a new [?].
The four school-friends were [?] music, but also in [?].
Their first big hit was "Sunday, [?] Sunday".
This was a [?] about the [?] in Northern Ireland.
People from [?] like the Irish band.
Many people [?] the music of the band.
[?], [?] people from Ireland were interested in U2.
"[?] (In the Name of Love)" was a big success.
It is a song about the [?] of Martin Luther King.
U2 [?] their style [?].
Experiments with other music styles were important for U2.
U2 isn't a [?] band at all.
oben, über: [?]
U2 like it to be [?].
This is a [?] story.
Your answer is wrong. It is [?].
Well done, your answer is [?]!
Please [?] these unfinished sentences.