Sentence examples for melodic call from inspiring English sources
A faint, melodic call to prayer came from outside the gate.
As a cuckoo sang in a nearby acacia grove recently, its melodic call was punctuated by a more ominous sound, the pounding of South Korean artillery.
The melodic call to prayer is answered, after services, by monotonous music from an ice cream truck drawn to the crowd.
These sections of slow meandering provide real moments to appreciate the subtle details hidden within the grand scenery: the custard-yellow butterflies that flutter over the rocks; the sharp silhouettes of trees hundreds of metres above; the melodic call of the Himalayan barbet.
Johan Wippsson from Melodic called it "one of the most unique album when it comes to an own style" and wrote that the band "has something new to add to the world with their space influenced modern rock".
I'd heard the haunting, melodic song hundreds of times calling from the woods in Maryland, but never knew what it was.
Today, he's debuting an achingly melodic new song called "We Are Runaway"—along with a special "tractatus theologico-valentinus".
In some fugues, the subject is always present in one part or another; in most, statements of the subject are often separated by connective melodic passages called episodes.
Bill Bruford, the drummer, was astonished by an early King Crimson performance, and resolved to make equally ambitious music with his own band, a sweetly melodic group called Yes.
The songs are driven by short melodic riffs, call-and-response with her backup singers, the combination of djembe (hand drum) and metal scraper and the plunk of the kamalngoni, a harp similar to the kora played by griots.
