Sentence examples for a unison from inspiring English sources

"It will be a unison situation".

But fundamentally they are about people, a crowd, a mass, a unison voice.

She is a housekeeper on a ward with 31 patients, and a Unison shop steward.

But what's most remarkable is how much excitement they can build out of a unison rhythm.

How close can you get to a unison without actually playing the same note?

"Like one where they play a unison glissando for like four minutes," he explained.

None of his colleagues, if they value their reputation, should ever do a unison dance with him.

As a Unison branch secretary for nearly a decade, I witnessed the local consequences in many London boroughs.

A Unison branch survey just completed shows that about 80 councils have introduced it in some form.

But Kim Hall a Unison delegate from Northern Ireland said she was pleased by what she had heard.

"It seems to me that it's time to knock PFI on the head," said Margie Jaffe, a Unison policy officer.