Sentence examples for penultimate note from inspiring English sources
From a 1975 "Rosenkavalier" I can never forget how Josephine Barstow as Octavian clenched her hands, in polite frustration, like fists — a tiny effect, yet scorching like a brand — on the penultimate note of her final line in Act I. Other examples stay in my head.
Specific ornaments used by the concerto delle donne, mentioned in a source from 1581, were such popular sixteenth-century devices as passaggi (division of a long note into many shorter notes, usually stepwise), cadenze (decoration of the penultimate note, sometimes quite elaborate), and tirate (rapid scales).
Preferably, it was the last or penultimate note you could comfortably reach during the warm-up exercises.
The penultimate line in the penultimate verse was another tricky one.
Suggest delete "Standalone" in penultimate line.
Who gets to live where, and under what circumstances, is the solemn backbeat of the exhibition, explicitly traced in an illustrated timeline in the penultimate gallery, which notes government and civic interventions and restrictions that have helped and hindered homeownership, like the enduring racism that kept mortgages and entire communities off-limits to black Americans.
17. "Penultimate:" A Visual Note-taking App.
Having watched the play the night before, I caught up with Pierce an hour before Brother's penultimate showing to share notes and thoughts about art as activism; who bears the most responsibility for the poor governmental response during Katrina; challenging the city and country's confederate history; and his hopes/fears for New Orleans going forward.
The penultimate sentence should have noted that the average rate of loss to follow-up for each two year follow-up cycle was 0.7% [not "0.8%"] for <4 servings/week and 0.7% for ≥3 servings/day of total fruit consumption in the Nurses Health Studyy.
There was little action of note in the penultimate minute, but Adams might have edged it in the final seconds with another quick onslaught.
(It was the kind of error native speakers rarely made, although rarely didn't mean never, and I found such lapses strangely fascinating, like hearing a renowned pianist miss an easy note in the penultimate measure).
