Sentence examples for dire sound from inspiring English sources
Near the end, the score, by Dennis Ferrer and Raphael Xavier, seems to include panting, a dire sound in the context.
Such is the sophistication that an allegedly outdated form can achieve: we listen to a dire sound that no one else can hear.
His dire, brooding sound began somewhere between rhythm and blues and Coleman Hawkins, and after the early 1960's owed more and more to John Coltrane's harmonies, phrasing and experiments with modalism.
Stability, liquidity and support in times of dire need: Sound like central banks?
When the Orwellian-sounding Protection of Information Bill was first introduced in March 2010, it did indeed sound dire.
He was trying to sound dire about this, but I could detect a note of joy in his voice.
For those of us who have lived inside the national security conversation for more than a decade now, such early warnings of dire consequences might sound tediously familiar, just another example of the (George W).
The situation in education may sound dire and grim but the fact that our nation is currently identifying the trends in education that do/don't work, there is hope that we are collectively attempting to work out a very large problem.
And the situation sounds dire in Italy.
