Sentence examples for a whole note from inspiring English sources
The "o" is represented by a whole note with a fermata over it, indicating a long duration.
White box denotes a whole note.
He illustrates the final rest in God by ending the solo line on a whole note low C, the lowest note he demanded of a soloist.
You have just performed a whole note.
A whole note gets four beats.
They're held for half the length of a whole note.
In the nation as a whole, notes political scientist Karen Kaufmann, 50% of mothers with children voted for Bush in 2000, and this actually dipped to 49% in 2004.
This would recognise that in Mexico, unlike in Brazil, the elderly tend to be poorer than the population as a whole, notes Mr Scott of CIDE.
Well into 2010, Oregon's overall economy will shrink more rapidly than the nation's as a whole, notes UCSB forecaster Bill Watkins.
"Broadband remains the bright spot, not just for Comcast but for the cable industry as a whole," noted Sanford Bernstein analyst Craig Moffett.
The company is also talking up Mexico as a whole, noting that it has 47 million Internet users, pushing it into second place in Latin America in terms of online shoppers (Brazil holds the top spot).
