Sentence examples for beloved sound from inspiring English sources

Where had our beloved sound gone?

That's right, the same Rodgers and Hammerstein who wrote the beloved "Sound of Music" and "King and I," two works specifically (and deliciously) referenced here.

We heard a big swell of strings: it was the transition music from "The Golden Girls," the beloved sound that accompanies exterior shots of the bungalow or introduces a scene on the lanai.

Across the Atlantic, musical notes beckon you to Salzburg, Austria, Mozart's birthplace and the setting for Rodgers and Hammerstein's beloved "Sound of Music".

Without Phuture's squelchy attack on the senses, the beloved sound might have never taken off in the way it did.

I must admit that Mr. Papakaliatis got me with this; it is my favorite black and white Greek movie and the song "Σ'αγαπώ" (I love you) that Maro Kontou sings with the background sound of laterna (an old music box that itinerants used to play at the local streets) has now stuck in my head; beloved sound, full of memories and sweetness that make you smile.

One reason may be that the genre has witnessed so much bad-boy behavior for so long that huge swaths of beloved sounds, from James Brown to the Rolling Stones, from Led Zeppelin to the many records produced by Dr. Dre, would be out of bounds if listeners didn't separate the art from the artist.

"The sound result of Technoself is a digestion of beloved sounds being refined, filtered, and re-arranged in the time period of the average thought," says Parks, who describes the sound as "segmented, split-second curated soundscapes atop a highway of refined, war-drum rhythms".

With a solar-heated swimming pool, five flat-screen televisions and Mr. Kantor's beloved surround-sound audio system, it is both that idealized Fairfield County manse and a green alternative.

Forget the cock sure stiff captain of the beloved The Sound of Music.

In "Trau Nicht der Liebe" ("Trust Not Love"), which Ms. Kirchschlager delivered with a wait-for-it elasticity of tempo, her final threat to make her beloved weep sounded dead serious, except for the mocking retort in the piano.