Sentence examples for a deep note from inspiring English sources

From the tallest and furthest stone tower of all sounded a deep note from the Olympic bell- a bell on which is inscribed: "I summon the youth of the world". As if in answer to the summons, there emerged from the archway forming the Marathon Gate below the stone staircase which the Fuehrer had descended the head of a long procession of athletes of the nations.

Tibetan singing bowls are also available; similarly, these stimulate touch and sound as they produce a deep note with a simple movement that requires technique.

That's what I mean, I think, when I say it can bring a deeper note, and be worth reading about, wherever we are in our lives.

The cheese adds not just a deeper note but ensures a light crunch to the crust that is so important as a contrast for such a soft filling.

Entering that atmosphere was full of anguish but it brought with it a deeper note, an adult note of recognition and relinquishment, complicating the adolescent world of demand and want.

Shakespeare never responded directly, but after Greene dropped dead, Pandosto was stripped of its body parts and given life as a tense drama of sexual jealousy and the betrayal of every loyalty: of friendship, marriage, kinship, service and – because this is Shakespeare – a deeper note of disloyalty to life itself.

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A single sound — a deep bass note or a detuned kick drum, or maybe both — serves as the rhythmic anchor.

Compliments should ring for the rich, heady steam and flavor of the restaurant's onion soup, thickened with brisket and made silky with a kind of marrow jam, flavored with fontina and a deep bass note of demi-glace.

(Sinagra) HUUN-HUUR-TU (Tomorrow) Cowboys from Tuva, where Siberia meets Mongolia, cultivate the technique of throat singing: producing a deep bass note and two or three harmonics above it, all at the same time.

Cowboys from Tuva, where Siberia meets Mongolia, cultivate the technique of throat-singing: producing a deep bass note and two or three harmonics above it, all at the same time.