Sentence examples for a lower note from inspiring English sources

"Mediums now," Anderson said, plucking a lower note.

And there is a higher note and a lower note, and a note of equal pitch -may we affirm so much?

Curiously, the version included on pre-release cassettes of the album uses a very slightly longer loop of the sample, the phrase allowed to end on a lower note; by the time It Was Written came out, this had been tweaked to make the last note of the loop the same as the first.

Any vowel can be pronounced as a single note; or falling from a higher note to a lower note; or falling and then rising; or rising from a lower note to a higher note; or without any tone at all.

CBS was one of the many stocks that ended the day on a lower note, closing down 2.4% at $28.70.

The descending call ends on a lower note than it started on.

U.S. stocks closed out a difficult week on a modestly lower note Friday as investors continued to monitor Britain's frenzied debate on whether to leave the European Union.

When you get to the end of the song and are done with it, sing the last note (aloud or in your head), then let the pitch drop, like it's going down a slide, until you're on a much lower note than the one on which the song ended.

To raise a note by two steps, start again with the fingering for the lower note on a four-hole instrument, with hole 5 open and 6 covered.

"Think of a sea gull gently landing on the lower note," she said.

The general level of singing was not high (though Philip Skinner was a strong Zuniga); Mark Duffin was a Don José with warm lower notes and a small, pressed, metallic sound on the higher ones.