Sentence examples for introductory tune from inspiring English sources

The low introductory tune of Bartók's Concerto for Orchestra is made menacing by the beef of a dozen basses.

Mr. Benedettini handled the tune's introductory vamp with style, and every solo that followed was enlivened, even urgent.

She commended the singer for her hard work and vocal training, and said that her "vocal finesse instantly uplifts the single which starts up with perky tune and short introductory titles".

For example, the charge fanfare is played at random points and the introductory screen begins with a different baseball tune while the player is loading up and selecting his team, along with a home run fanfare.

After Austad's brief introductory remarks, a scientist named Nir Barzilai tuned up his PowerPoint and launched into a practice run of the main presentation.

In his Telegraph Style Guide, for example, Heffer allowed the following introductory sentence: "A newspaper develops a 'house style' that is recognisable and, hopefully, in tune with its readership".

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"These are introductory ads".

In an introductory text, Lang writes, "We often listen to music as if it has a tale to tell, teasing a narrative out of all the tunes and harmonies and changes".

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