Sentence examples for middle notes from inspiring English sources

The vertical shape of the tower, he said, "gives you a great number of resources if you need high notes, middle notes, low notes".

With top notes of citrus grove and rose water; middle notes of blooming jasmine, wild violets and Amazon lily; and a base of musk, golden amber and sandalwood, the fragrance starts at $39 for one ounce.

Bass ratio gauges how efficiently low notes, compared with middle notes, carom from the walls and other surfaces; a high bass ratio gives a hall what musicians call warmth.

With top notes of blackcurrant buds, magnolia and violets, and middle notes of rose petals, iris, ylang-ylang, jasmine and rosewood bark, the floral scent plays on Bovet's origins in Fleurier, the village in the Val-de-Travers district of the Swiss Jura that is also known as the valley of a thousand flowers.

They crunched like tough cartilage — as opposed to that soft cartilage crunch of jellyfish, for example — and reminded me of the flavor chicken bones contribute to chicken broth: not the meaty middle notes from the flesh, not the golden yellow richness from rendered fat and skin, but a higher, thinner, fainter, harder-to-put-your-finger-on one.

The middle notes contain gold symphony orchid (identified as Beyoncé's favorite flower), freesia blossom and jasminum sambac.

The middle note comes from much higher in the overtone series.

It's tailor-made for preening, with a top note of sandalwood, a middle note of tonka bean and a base of self-righteousness.

I imagine a top note of citrus, nodding to Rubio's native Florida, and a middle note of tea, nodding to his party-within-a-party.

To sing the first phrase of "Three Blind Mice" with the middle note perceptibly too high can hardly have seemed satisfactory at any period.

When the home chord of B minor is finally reasserted in the brass, it has a hollow ring, its middle note pushed deep into the bass.