A just-ripe, unsugared strawberry has a variety of "notes", some green and sharp, some aromatic, some nutty and sweet.
In one of the more textured roles, Mr. Sanders does strike a variety of notes, as his Titus moves from understated, humble warrior to dazed, grieving father to wily plotter of bloody vengeance.
Finally the steady pressure in the mouth and the average flow down the instrument are used to calculate the average lip opening, and hence the effective mass of the moving parts of the lips for a variety of notes played on a trombone and trumpet.
Trying to instruct white singers in the art of "genuine Negro melodies," Murphy insisted it was necessary "that around every prominent note [the singer] place a variety of small notes, called 'trimmings.' " She said the singer "must sing tones not found in our scale... careful to divide many of his monosyllabic words in two syllables".
All have hoarse calls and a variety of other notes.
Science is … Year 8 "Science is Y" just gives you a list of "science year x" suggestions, which lead to a variety of revision notes for school science.
He praised Ms. Theron for working against her looks across a variety of genres, noting that she was just getting cemented in her career.
The Wellcome Collection will house the 1788 guide and a unique surviving 1787 copy in which one woman was described as an expert on the flute: "She has a variety of sweet notes and many pleasing airs, every shake and quaver she feels instinctively, and sometimes has played same tune over twice before her partner has gone through it once".
His latest, "Signs," combines a heady beat, the sorrowful sound of a cello, a variety of electronic notes, and the beguiling voice of Eric Rachmany from Rebelution.
His latest, "Signs," combines a heady beat, the sorrowful sound of a cello, Amp's own voice, and a variety of electronic notes.
