Sentence examples for loud chords from inspiring English sources

At loud chords, he cupped his hand upward.

I hear two impressive loud chords, then something that the liner notes allege is a "truly heroic" theme.

The last bars rightly belonged to the triumphant brass section, which brought authority, rather than brutality, to the final dazzlingly loud chords.

He takes an eerily slow tempo in the solo piano introduction: a steady series of ominous, increasingly loud chords alternating with a repeated tone in the lowest register of the piano.

They stripped their songs to the basics, reveling in dumbed-down lyrics and a handful of loud chords, and with that, the quartet from Queens changed the face of music.

Staying true to their namesake and raising the energy level, wild man drummer Nicholas Shuminsky pounded the first amp-shaking bass drum hit and guitarists Scott Wells and Geoff Bucknum strummed out crisp, loud chords into the eager crowd.

Then there's a chilling, loud chord of E minor, with distant drums, to mark the noise from the citadel.

Ed Miliband's decision to stand up to the power companies in the face of market failure struck a loud chord with the public.

The program began with the national anthem followed by a series of sound tests that included a blast from a gun and a loud chord from the orchestra.

When Eye finally cued the band's drummers, he triggered, using his motion sensors, a sample of a very loud chord from an electric guitar — an instrument that was not onstage.

Pharrell's song hit a chord, a very loud chord, and not just because it has a great tune.