Sentence examples for a sweet high from inspiring English sources
In a sweet high baritone, he sings of peace, tolerance and resistance to war.
IT was a recent spring afternoon in Brooklyn, but at Complete Music Studios in Prospect Heights a sweet high voice and a slinky, imperturbable backbeat conjured mid-1970s Memphis.
"Looking pretty" evolved into "acting pretty", which apparently included being quieter, having a sweet, high voice, being delightfully insecure, and delicate.
Wearing an aqua sweatshirt and John Denver glasses, Barry seemed more like a sweet high school math teacher than a feral woodsman.
He also writes that Gentry sings with a "sweet, high tenor" while Montgomery "complements with an earthy, sometimes raspy, baritone", and notes that the duo has an "energetic stage show and dress".
Pull that in a little bit, pull that up a little bit.' " She laughed a sweet, high-pitched laugh.
The leader of the pack is Twin Brothers (242-328-5033), where you'll want to forgo the cramped interior and find a palm-covered spot out front by the stands serving fluffy, spicy conch fritters (six for $2.50), milkshake-thick daiquiris ($2 to $6) and a sweet, high-octane cocktail of condensed milk, coconut water and gin known as sky juice ($6).
Yesterday we saw a sweet high-resolution bistable e-paper display from E-Ink and Epson, and today Engadget has found another cool screen, also bistable, but slightly more… clear.
This work is focused on the design optimization of a pre-combustion CO2 capture plant comprising a sweet high-temperature water gas shift process and an integrated H2S and CO2 removal process using a mixture of dimethylethers of polyethylene glycol as physical solvent.
Highlights range from the country twang of eighties outlier 'I Don't Want A Lover' through a thumping 'Halo' to a pulsing 'Summer Son' and 'Say What You Want', where the diminutive vocalist shows a sweeter, higher register beside her formidable blues-rock holler.
The 2005 Hug Cellars, No. 7, was clearly a jammy, sweet high-alcohol wine, bold and powerful — Florence called it port-like.
