Sentence examples for extreme notes from inspiring English sources

A fit person has an easier time breathing therefore they will have an easier time singing and reaching extreme notes.

It was also ranked as the 26th best Amiga game by Polish console gaming magazine PSX Extreme, noted for its strong playability.

Lest anyone imagine that Republicans have obstructed because the president's proposals are extreme, note that Republicans in Congress have blocked measures -- on gun control, immigration, minimum wage -- that are supported by large majorities of Americans, favored even by majorities of Republican voters.

The double extreme: (note only people with long arms can pull this off) with both hands with middle fingers extended bring your arms behind you back and through your legs.

KNEA lobbyist Mark Desetti described the bill as "extreme" and noted that the bill would likely cause chaos for school districts.

They see the problems associated with quick election cycles and extreme partisanship, notes Mr Ellwood, but also the benefits of accountability.

Moreover, "emergency room visits represent an extreme outcome," notes coauthor Stefanie Sarnat, an epidemiologist at Emory University.

"The trigger doesn't have to be extreme," Mr. Seligman noted.

It had been worked on: it was a set piece almost destined for academic study, with rows of rippling arpeggios, streaking melodic improvisations and rich, perfectly formed extreme-register notes.

"Wives require an ability not to see themselves as failed women because of their husbands' attraction to other men as well as a tolerance for ambiguity in the extreme," Haldeman noted in that paper.

The values of the last scenario may appear extreme but note that the model was calibrated with mature forest stands only so that covariate values have to be set out of the calibration range to get a true pioneer community.