Sentence examples for falling figures from inspiring English sources

In the G Minor work the tone of passion and perhaps of pathos, in its constant falling figures, is still more pronounced.

It is a fantastical series of falling figures, always changing but always perceptibly the same, like parallel lines in poetry, elongating, condensing, all "rhyming" in C major, and leaping extravagantly to take in as much of the keyboard as possible.

Its director, the New York artist Robert Longo, produced a palimpsest of decontextualised, pixellated imagery, incorporating a signature of his Men in the Cities series of images of contorted, falling figures dressed in business wear.

It's worth noting that when May announced that her "personal priority" would be to fight slavery, she stated that "while overall crime is falling, figures show the number of victims of slavery has risen 25% over the past year".

In the Adagio of the Sonata No. 5, for example, Bach largely — but not completely — shifted the principal focus to the piano, giving the violin a rhythmically steady, slowly unfolding chordal line while the piano capers around it in rising and falling figures in 32nd notes.

One of many artists of his generation to achieve recognition in the boom-and-bust East Village art scene of the early 80's, Mr. Wojnarowicz was first known for stenciling images of burning houses and falling figures onto the sides of buildings.

What the falling figure shows, in fact, is political stasis.

In essence, the ground has disappeared from beneath them, and both the astronauts and spaceship are falling (Figure 1B).

Bodies seemed to be flying everywhere, from cartwheeling wipeouts during the men's downhill to falling figure skaters.

This curious decrease appears to be tied to another falling figure: the number of candidates running for Congress.

Demand for Japanese cars continues to fall, figures out today showed.