Sentence examples for laments with from inspiring English sources

Some arias have an incipient da capo structure, and Provenzale was famous for his expressive laments with chromatic bass lines.

One of the truly liberating aspects of Blurred Lines is that at its best it matches laments with laughter.

Vache Sharafyan's "The Sun, the Wine, and the Wind of Time" melded Shostakovichian string laments with the droning melodies of the Caucasian duduk (a woodwind).

"Not since the German occupation have we been in such a difficult and dangerous situation," he laments, with an angry thump of his hand.

Roddick, who played the role of Captain America to a 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 victoverover the qualifier Rhyne Williams, could share laments with Milos Raonic of Canada, laboring under the "next big thing" tag and needing five sets to get past Santiago Giraldo of Colombia, 6-3, 4-6, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4.

Thereʼs another, far less serious problem that comes with a rapid growth in domestic demand - a troublesome issue which the book omits, but which Dr Mahani laments with a wry smile.

The Massachusetts Historical Society in Boston has received gold tokens inscribed with laments, mixed with paperwork donated since the institution was founded in 1791.

"There is simply nothing," Bubble lamented with an oversize shrug.

"I can't do anything," Harris lamented with a laugh.

"Twenty-eight thousand lawyers in Iraq, and most of them do nothing," he lamented with an audible groan.

Amplification gave Daisy Press's voice an eerie resonance in David Handler's "Liadan's Lament," with Orlando Alonso on harpsichord.