"Make the play specific enough, and it will resonate off our time without being mathematically reduced to our time".
Bargemusic, the floating chamber music spot at Fulton Ferry Landing, has for two decades been an idyllic spot where you could listen to intimate sonatas resonate off the cherrywood interior while waves lapped against the outer walls of the docked boat.
Hatch said that the sound of water resonating off the carbon hull of a Volvo 70 could also attract an animal, but that right whales were difficult to protect no matter what type of ship was around them.
"We got into possession of the stones, and they've come home — a long ways from Spain, but back on Cistercian land with Cistercian monks returning it to sacred space," Father Schwan said on a recent chilly afternoon, standing just inside one of the arched entrances, his voice resonating off the limestone walls and vaulted ceilings.
Will this debate be different or will Trump rivals challenge him ineptly, with the same tactics and issues that have not resonated off his Teflon?
The sun resonated off the blacktop, and Sarah smiled at a woman who walked past her in the parking lot, certain that the woman could just tell by looking at her that she was crazy.
At 12 45 am, Romy's verse "I go to loud places to search for someone / to be quiet with" resonated off the walls and in our hearts as Jamie xx bewitched his LA-audience, taking each person to a higher place that transcended the dancefloor.
Dr. DePace said of Mr. Layton's playing: "The sounds resonated off the upper deck, almost like a cathedral.
In the naves, beneath icons of static saints in gold leaf, black-robed choirs sang pious music, their voices resonating off the stone walls, before taking up a collection and selling us their CDs.
How's that going to start to resonate off of the other things you're doing?
