Sentence examples for many high notes from inspiring English sources

Heading a huge cast, the soprano Laura Aikin was stunning in the lead role of Marie, assuring that its many high notes are securely in place.

Among those I tried, the best, like Alegría, Ortiz and Agostino Recca, were intensely flavored but didn't have as many high notes of salt.

This final did not hit as many high notes, but it still produced a memorable soundtrack: shrieks, growls, grunts and audible self-criticism, as well as appreciative roars from the crowd, which was treated to the rare sight of a young woman fully prepared to match Williams's intensity.

Martens believed Swift's vocals were not the strongest because the existence of the electric guitar solo was meant to prevent too many high notes.

Ang Lee's martial-arts epic hits so many high notes for an action thriller: the intricate choreography of its fight scenes, the sweeping cinematography, the bold and vibrant colors.

As the malicious Abigaille, her diva act was as delicious as it was in the role at the Met recently, and on Saturday she was in even better voice, some passages worn but others — including many of the high notes and softer, gentler lines — secure.

Showing the love: Many of the high notes the president hits in his statements to the Israeli public will be repeats of his previous speeches in vennues like Cairo and the United Nations.

When Mr. Santorum spoke to two different groups of Eastern Iowa audiences late Wednesday and early Thursday, he hit many of the conservative high notes in his remarks: he invoked Reagan, proclaimed his dedication to fighting radical Islam and compared his lean campaign to a struggling small business.

There were stretches when DLG's unctuous pop side took over and Mr. Dunbar reached for a few vibrato-laden high notes too many.

In a recent column, I noted that many high tech executives seem amenable to some new online taxation.

She noted that many high school administrators also don't know what their responsibilities are under Title IX to respond to reports of student-on-student incidents.