Sentence examples for major minor from inspiring English sources
A major minor, if you will.
"Major minor" is probably the answer, but as Mr. Stang said, it doesn't really matter.
He is also a keen supporter of "major, minor" degree courses.
The novelist Mary Ellen Chase, with whom she studied, divided English literature into three parts: Major, Minor, and Mediocre.
Today, Townsend Warner holds her place in this series as a proto-feminist who is also a major minor classic.
The expert panels, he said, will determine "if we need major, minor or no revisions" to security guidelines.
Such relationships later became well established in the major-minor key system of tonality.
East intervened with two clubs, showing either long diamonds or a major-minor two-suiter.
The major-minor shifts are Mozart's own, but the interruptions and harmonic surprises speak of the older man.
Doc appears, a major-minor character, in Kushner's third novel, "The Mars Room," which comes out in May.
Still, Koestler's was an extraordinary career and this is probably the definitive account of a major-minor literary phenomenon.
