Sentence examples for into unison from inspiring English sources

Later, in a song called "Platform Velvet," they held a single long tone, dissolving into unison.

As they circle and fall back into unison, the dancer who was behind is often now in front.

And these series of patterns coming back into unison seemed to me more interesting than any relationship between the tapes.

One by one, other dancers, all naked, joined Chavero, and a group began travelling across the stage, picking up his accumulation and altering it or falling into unison.

The piece ends with choral lines falling in and out of harmony, punctuated by beats in the double basses that finally settle into unison.

Exceptionally well-danced duets, trios and occasional solos (Holley Farmer was outstanding) turned into unison ensembles, dazzling in a golden glow.

At lunchtime, 4,400 students line up near the parade ground and file in unison into the dining hall, eating in 20 minutes and returning to class.

The production was filled with signature Chinese touches: the elaborate choreography of dancers on a giant calligraphy scroll; the undulating rows of Chinese characters, with the character for "harmony" illuminated; and the use of masses of people, working in unison into a grand spectacle centered on traditional Chinese history, music, dance and art.

Choreographers such as Merce Cunningham and William Forsythe have adapted existing work for the space, and participatory art has even become something of a signature – Carsten Höller's slides were a hit with the public in 2006; and during 2009's Long Weekend festival, the performance artist Paola Pivi assembled 1,000 people and goaded them into screaming in unison.

The first image that comes to my mind when I think about business computing is the dystopic scene from the 1984 Apple commercial: A swarm of employees wearing the same uniforms and marching in unison into their offices where they are forced to use certain devices and software.

I love the pomp and circumstance, the pageantry, the euphoric moment when those caps are tossed in unison into the (in my imagination) always-blue sky.