Sentence examples for a big tone from inspiring English sources

"That sets a tone, a big tone," Purifoy said.

With a big tone and double keyboard, it resembled a piano, and was not particularly historic, according to today's understanding.

(Chinen) Joe Sanders Quartet (Thursday) Joe Sanders is a bassist with a big tone and nimble technique, and on this one-nighter he comes with a programmatic idea.

He has a big tone, albeit not too blustery, and he tends to bunch notes together in tight patterns that float on top of the beat.

Linz has a big tone, like Charlie Haden's, strums like Jimmy Garrison, and has a sure sense of musical space like Gary Peacock.

And through Charlie Parker's "Segment"  — Mr. Holland, with a big tone and a gathering insistence around drone notes, played like an earthmover, wincing and stomping his foot in the home stretch.

Ms. Faust played compellingly, with judicious application of vibrato, not striving for a particularly big tone.

In the A major cello sonata Op 69, Pires's big-boned piano playing consistently eclipsed Meneses's refined cello sound to a surprising degree, while in the F major Spring sonata for violin, things were the other way about, with Dumay bringing a sometimes intrusively big tone to the subtler chiaroscuro of Pires's piano.

Politically the UK was knee deep in New Labour and Big Tone faced a few difficult conversations after his wife purchased two flats in Bristol with the negotiating help of convicted fraudster Peter Foster.

An electric cello and woodwinds helped to create a big emotional tone in the episode "Home", with Lennertz feeling that the final cue "became a very cinematic musical moment".

Philip Myers played the extensive horn solos with a big rich tone and unusual sureness.