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1, Twenty shots rang out, 11 ripping through Tatum.

2, Temperamentally unsuited for compromise, Tatum went on the offensive.

3, Like Tatum, Dzhabrailov was a dapper, ambitious man and the two hit it off for a while.

4, Tatum, 41, was gunned down at dusk on a gray November day in Moscow.

5, Through it all, Tatum maintained his posture of mover and shaker, champion of democracy, doer of good deeds.

6, Tatum had stayed out of the spotlight to bring up their three children Kevin, six, Sean, five and one-year-old Emily.

7, Generous beyond his means, Tatum often disappointed people, like the children at the school who never got their dictionaries.

8, Tatum: You're not going to pee alone any more. If you pee, I. Is that clear?

9, Tatum was not only a favorite among jazz musicians, but also among European classical musicians, including Conductor Leopold Stokowski, composer Sergei Rachmaninov and pianist Vladimir Horowitz.

10, In 1953, Tatum tracked a record 124 solos for noted producer Norman Granz, and while the sessions were hasty, they yielded material for 13 albums.

11, Dates were arranged with Tatum O'Neal and Brooke Shields to prove he was all man, rather than the shrinking virgin of his other public self.

12, Nearly blind, Tatum had artistic vision and ability that made him an icon of jazz piano, a musician whose impact will be felt for generations to come.

13, Born Arthur Tatum Jr. on Oct. 13, 1909, in Toledo, Ohio, the pianist had lost most of his sight by the age of four.

14, You know, if Tatum sees you here, she'll draw blood.

15, In 1932, Tatum traveled to New York with vocalist Adelaide Hall.

16, In1941, George Wells Beadle and Edward Lawrie Tatum showed that mutationsin genes caused errors in certain steps in metabolic pathways.

17, By her lateteens,(http://sentencedict.com/tatum.html) Tatum had begun aperilouss lidein to self-destruction.

18, In the spring of 1994, Radisson sued to dissolve its partnership with Tatum.

19, As he prepared to give testimony to the Stockholm court in October, Tatum had reason for optimism.

20, Draitser retaliated by posting security guards at the hotel entrance to bar Tatum.

21, It was time, his friend and business adviser Robert Brown believed, for Tatum to keep his mouth shut.

22, According to a radio interview with "Voice of America" host Willis Conover, however, Tatum was never fully satisfied with his amazing deftness.

23, Ryan O'Neal plays the father, a con man, and Tatum O'Neal the daughter.

24, One of the greatest improvisers in jazz history, Art Tatum also set the standard for technical dexterity with his classic 1933 recording of "Tea for Two."

25, Developing nations are building their own satellites despite freely available Western data. Do the gains outweigh the costs, asks Tatum Anderson.

26, "For us, success comes in a real sense of community ownership and a long-lasting commitment to the environment," Gill Tatum, Urban Mines chief executive officer, said.

27, In fact, according to extracts from a book published in a UK tabloid, Tatum told a friend: 'How can any girl have a relationship with him?

28, As bebop began to take control of jazz in the early 1950s, Tatum continued playing variations of the stride piano style, mostly at small clubs throughout the country.

29, He began playing piano at age three and soon fell in love with the music of Earl Hines, Fats Waller, and Art Tatum.

30, They grew trays upon trays of colonies of Neurospora in a common growth medium. Then Beadle and Tatum bombarded every colony with X-rays, which were known to accelerate genetic mutations.