Sentence examples for every few measures from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, this Australian indie-rock octet released an American version of "Fingers Crossed" (Bar/None), a lightheaded CD full of whimsical arrangements (on "The Owls Go," a different instrument seems to be introduced every few measures) and playful whispery singing that sometimes sounds as if it comes from the mouths of Teletubbies.

A spindly, trebly synth line lurks ominously in the background, as a stately, matter-of-fact chord rings out every few measures.

Dance music is almost always in 4/4 such as Galvanize by The Chemical Brothers in which they throw in a 2/4 bar every few instrumental measures.

Dance music is almost always in 4/4 or time, but there are occurrences otherwise such as Galvanize by The Chemical Brothers in which they throw in a 2/4 bar every few instrumental measures.

Anyone who ever sang in a chorus can croak out a few measures from "Messiah," which has been performed every year since its premiere in 1742.

After a few measures, Mr. Maazel stopped.

These are just a few measures.

"Mines are among the last few measures of defensive preparedness.

Companies rarely suffer from having too few measures.

Few measures reach that point in China without being adopted.

Here are a few measures of this year's changes in the cultural, celestial and actual landscapes.