Sentence examples for has a consonant from inspiring English sources
Seldom has a consonant harmony sounded so menacing.
They come up with a riff, and it's like sounds, and whatever sound... like "start me up" — "up" works because it has a consonant at the end of it, but if you go "take me home," it wouldn't have worked.
You know the ones who smelled like greasy kielbasa, had a consonant cluster-fuck for a last name, and parents who were likely defected Soviet physicists?
For this word, you will have a consonant on the bottom, one on the center right, one on the top, and one on the center left.
Beginners tend to do best with words that have a consonant-vowel-consonant pattern, such as CAT or DOG.
"Most people hear a lot of Western music, and Western music has a lot of consonant chords in it.
Half of the words had a coronal consonant and the other half a non-coronal consonant as onset of the second syllable.
The deviant stimuli differed from the standard in having a single consonant change from [b] to [d], which could occur at one of four possible positions along the CV-string e.g., 'da-bi-bu-be' or 'ba-bi-du-be'.
In the phrase speech pictures the first consonant has a comparatively random distribution of energy, but it is mainly in the higher frequencies.
Designed by Ole Singstad with narrow slit windows and a corrugated concrete facade, it has a squinty, bunkerlike aspect consonant with the age of nuclear weapons.
