Sentence examples for bars of a tune from inspiring English sources
It is a given among regulars at Colony Records that a customer need only whistle, hum, or "la, la, la" a few bars of a tune for an employee to recognize it.
It was simply that someone watched for him to pass and played a few bars of an unknown tune on the violin and then, when he had reached the end of the wall, abruptly stopped.
In a similar session 11 days earlier, emoting a few bars of a soulfully mellow Al Green tune was like a miracle cure for President Obama's stiff image.
Lauder watched it a couple of times, pronounced it "fabulous," and left the conference room singing a few bars of the tune.
The opening bars of this tune, with that instantly recognisable drum fill, will always see me racing to the dancefloor.
The Conservatives are whistling the first few bars of the tune to help us out of this mess but their vision needs to spell out much more clearly the shape of a Britain where the public sector is small enough to live within the means of its revenue-producing citizens.
First comes the eight-bar funk vamp at the core of a tune called "Detroit," and then comes its melody, embellished by Mr. Miller with double-stop chords.
They had only to hear the opening bars of his signature tune, Monsieur Pointu, to start screaming.
The research involves tiny, flexible bars called cantilevers that vibrate up and down like the prongs of a tuning fork when they receive an input of energy.
Just hearing the first few bars of the lilting theme tune of BBC drama All Creatures Great and Small is enough to take me back to cosy Sunday nights and a sudden fear that I haven't done my homework.
