Sentence examples for harmonises from inspiring English sources

Some scenes are dynamic, like bees buzzing in a recording studio festooned with an Oakland Raiders patch as a heavy metal vocalist harmonises (inasmuch as one working in that idiom can harmonise).

Second, it directs its outlays towards the priorities identified by the recipient countries.Third, IDA harmonises donor resources.

In preparation for passage, 24 states have joined a coalition that harmonises and simplifies sales-tax collection, for example by using common definitions of goods that are subject to tax.

She harmonises with herself immaculately over the snap and thump of Kurstin's groove for "Aftertaste", but the results sound tart and brittle; while elsewhere, the vocal treatments applied to "Don't Need Nobody" and "We Can't Move to This" make poor use of her greatest asset.

"The royal purple harmonises perfectly in fact with the royal porphyry which decorates the outside of the monument".

"It harmonises so well with certain foods.

It harmonises deposit-insurance coverage but does not provide a common deposit-insurance fund.

He harmonises with himself, a one-man barbershop quartet.

In opera, music harmonises discords and helps to pardon moral faults, but the real Anna Nicole was loud, unlyrical and intermittently obscene.

At times it's too schematic for its own good, but there's a musical quality which harmonises the script's rockier edges, and the use of diegetic song is powerful and engaging.

The play, specifically social and political, is peculiarly lacking in the love - romantic and affectionate - that 'harmonises' and makes musical many of the earlier comedies: here, the egos are solitary; there is nothing for them to do but discover themselves.