Sentence examples for range of notes from inspiring English sources
Most of the songs are protracted vamps, with a limited range of notes dancing on an extended single line.
Mercury and Mars, with their more elliptical orbits had a much greater range of notes to emit.
Most inspiring to aficionados is the "music of the hounds," when they howl in a range of notes when they catch the scent.
The coalescence of a wide range of notes into a monomaniacal unison may tell us most of what we need to know about the crushed soul of the future tycoon Daniel Plainview.
His pitch has become more generalized, so that he seemed as if he were singing a whole range of notes at once; his vibrato has become more pronounced, a constant deep throb.
This highly unusual tune uses a wide range of notes and is "crooked"; it has an uneven number of beats per measure in the first and second parts of the song, causing them to fold into one another almost indistinctly.
In this study, we focused our analysis on the information that could be extracted from both the average acoustical features of single notes and from features describing the range of giggle notes produced by single animals.
Ben Miller Comedian "I like to sing David Bowie songs: he's got a range of four notes and I've got an even smaller range of three notes, so I'm able to bluff my way through the song.
"There is however, a range of cautionary notes around encouraging everyone to become their own entrepreneur.
What's fair from a legal position — how many permutations within a finite range of musical notes can we expect to organically repeat?
As the roll out of universal credit nears, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has begun distributing a range of guidance notes on how various assessments will be made.
