Sentence examples for flurry of notes from inspiring English sources

But despite a further flurry of notes, the woman and her flowers would not be moved.

With its flurry of notes, the album sounds something like free jazz and something like hummingbird feedback.

The characteristic Trifonov effect is a rapid, glistening flurry of notes that hardly seems to involve the mechanical action of hammers and strings.

And that's how King Curtis could do the — " Bonds sang a busy flurry of notes that sounded like a cross between Clarence Clemons and the sax solo in "Yakety Yak," one of King Curtis's most famous records.

"Doo-weaapp?" Shorter's tenor would go, then the shuffle, then a flurry of notes from bassist John Patittucci and a snare-drum-slamming crash stop from drummer Brian Blade, a silence, another hoot and shuffle.

At this time of year, almost every bird has now stopped singing, though from time to time I still hear the occasional desultory chunter from a reed warbler, the trill of a wren, or the explosive flurry of notes of a Cetti's warbler.

One of the the overlooked tidbits in amongst the flurry of Note 9 news was Samsung's plan to offer an S Pen SDK for developers.

He developed a staggering technique, jetting flurries of notes transcribable only as sixteenths, thirty-seconds, sixty-fourths.

He remembers flurries of "notes" from network executives which squeezed the original ideas out of his scripts.

Puente's opening violin salvo also seemed carved from the basic vocabulary of be-bop, containing flurries of notes arranged into great, scrambling arpeggios.

From the beginning, the key soloist is the tenor saxophonist John Gilmore, whose swirling flurries of notes and behind-the-beat staccato figures made him, with John Coltrane and Sonny Rollins, one of the day's leading innovators.