Sentence examples for consonant to from inspiring English sources

We added a strategically positioned consonant to their surnames to enable correct pronunciation.

Originally, palatalization was connected with the adaptation of a consonant to the following vowel within a syllable, specifically with the adaptation of a consonant to a following front vowel.

A government founded on principles more consonant to the wishes of the larger States, is not likely to be obtained from the smaller States.

When anyone, therefore, desires me to read Chrysippus to him, I rather blush when I cannot show my actions agreeable and consonant to his discourse.

Music using the system of functional harmony has a flow of harmonic movement through contrasting chords and through passages from consonant to dissonant to consonant chords.

The Italian words notte "night" and otto "eight" manifest assimilation of the first consonant to the second consonant of the cluster in place of articulation (compare Latin nocte[m], octo).

We're just going to quote ourselves on this one: "Raz Simone is a man who is using vowels and consonants to find consonance in latitude.

Consonant-to-vowel ratios and languages' distinctive features and acoustical properties explained some of the scores obtained.

The licking of a lip, the mouthing of some consonants to elicit an answer?

"Schwer," he added, the German word for heavy, emphasizing the opening consonants, to demonstrate.

However, we are all grammatical beings, ever ready to persuade phonemes made of vowels and consonants to talk to us.