Sentence examples for clumps of notes from inspiring English sources

The Fall plays brief and unpretty repetitive clumps of notes above mercilessly fixed drum figures.

Dina Koston's "Messages" was like a melancholy nightscape lighted by iridescent clumps of notes.

"Red" (1979) and "Green" (1988) are full of rambling but stripped-down acoustic guitar lines, with little clumps of notes creating recurring, off-kilter rhythms.

He has perfected an unusually thin tone, a sparkler compared with his model's torch; when he rolls that sound through clumps of notes, drawing chords in the air, it's an elegant, personal gesture.

His sets last nearly two hours, and are full of virtuosic playing — Paisley favors customized guitars, based on the Fender Telecaster, which he gets from an exacting luthier in West Virginia, and his solos emerge as dense, barbed clumps of notes — and, for concertgoers unmoved by guitar heroics, high-concept videos.

"He had his own system for putting his notes together". Manchester had called them "clumps" of notes, formed by taking a hundred sheets of paper, taping or gluing pairs of them together to form one long sheet, and binding them at the top to create his own "tablet". He would tape or glue Xeroxes of speeches and official documents.

One 1969 textbook defines the tone cluster as "an extra-harmonic clump of notes".

As the boy extends his palm, the visitor pulls a clump of bank notes from her purse.

To the contemporary ear, these clumps of nouns sound official.

In all devices, we often noted clumps of eggs in the medium, perhaps due to self-association, ruptured adult animals, or both.

He also noted the circular clumps of cells in bone marrow samples which are now termed "Homer-Wright pseudorosettes".