Sentence examples for moving tune from inspiring English sources

More off the musicians' common path was a version of Robert Wyatt's "Sea Song," a weird and moving tune from the early 1970s with strange harmonic shifts and ominous repetition.

Nobody recognized the slight, soft-spoken singer-songwriter who would score a surprise victory for his moving tune, "Al Otro Lado del Rio," from "The Motorcycle Diaries". Drexler, a physician who undertook a full-time music career at 30, didn't even have enough clout to sing his own song on the telecast, an honor given instead to actor Antonio Banderas.

The paper presents the results of an experimental-numerical study aimed at investigating the sloshing phenomenon in moving tuned sloshing dampers, with a particular attention to the physical mechanisms that determine the onset of hysteretic damping reducing the response of the substructure.

Reed pipes are tuned by moving the tuning wire, thus shortening or lengthening the tongue.

In a strobe-lit room, lithe 20-somethings are moving in tune to a bass beat, a sheen of sweat on their brows.

Nell hid her hands behind her back, shuffling the sticks, moving in tune to a song that seemed to have no real words and therefore, to Kype, at least, no beginning and no end.

"That was definitely the case with Bambuchin', where the twisted bassline and sub provide foundation of the track with percussion and other sounds moving the tune into a somewhat more experimental direction.

Who doesn't like rainbows you can sing to and whose glowing colors change per your every move, tune, or Tweet?

"It confirms the existence of God, and it makes me move in tune with my dreams.

Certificates of deposit tend to move in tune with similarly dated Treasury securities, but they haven't budged much in anticipation of an increase, which is atypical.

Mr. Bravo claims that he does not use his abilities to predict stock market moves—"I tune out my psychic stream," he said though he does cop to his clairvoyant sideline on a standard form that brokers use to disclose financial interests and conflicts.