While the Dodgers danced around their dugout, an extended, ear-ringing roar enveloped the ballpark.
The best-case scenario was the installation of an "extended prosthetic knee"—which, to the ears of my 12-year-old self, sounded pretty mint.
Some listeners expect an extended piece to be a journey of the mind and ear, not just a series of poses and pronouncements, however striking.
In an extended anticlimax, Gayford hazards ingenious speculations about van Gogh's febrile thought process (why an ear?) and proposes, for what it's worth, a likely clinical diagnosis: bipolar affective disorder.
During an extended jam and after an extended, somewhat coherent intro ("So much talent it's running out his ears"), Brown calls Jackson out of the audience for some dancing and singing, which basically licenses Jackson to do his best James Brown imitation — which is, by the way, very good.
They've also got an ample amount of padding, making them quite comfortable, sitting snuggly around the ears without applying any of the pressure that can get a bit annoying after an extended listening period.
Muhly employs, as he has before, an extended tonal language, combining aspects of American minimalism with a nostalgia for the Anglican choral tradition and a French ear for pristine sonority.
You say "an extended period".
It was an extended essay.
"That's an extended period.
There is an extended process behind them.
