Sentence examples for melody off from inspiring English sources
It was weird: I'd only watched that video maybe once or twice in that chasm between my childhood and being reunited with it as a young adult but I knew the melody off by heart, it came flooding back.
There are also baby leeks vinaigrette, one of those perfect French dishes Mr. Vongerichten sometimes throws into his menus to establish a baseline classical melody off which to riff.
He stages the movie's title song in exactly the opposite way, as a melody sung off camera, haunting the dreams of Chevalier and MacDonald as they toss and turn in their (separate) beds.
"Lady Luck" – his next single, Woon says – has something of the barbershop quartet about it, all tish-tock rhythms and a little burble of a keyboard melody playing off against Woon's rich vocal.
The melody starts off very soft but then it gets massive and kinda angsty.
The melody "started off a lot slower", according to drummer Will Champion, and it sounded like a Neil Young song.
With its naïve melody, slightly off vocal and analogue flavour, "I'll Be By Your Side" evokes the melancholy feel of authentic Italo far more convincingly than, for example, Alden Tyrell.
A melody of tones goes off.
Melodies break off and join others until they settle where they belong.
Dark, urgent melodies go off in tangents that don't behave as they should.
The majority of Mr. Bolcom's dry, crisp melodies take off from blues and ragtime models.
