Sentence examples for sequences of quavers from inspiring English sources
Typically, bluegrass is based around long sequences of "quavers" or eighth-notes.
To labour the point, he adds, "everyone else had Dairylea sandwiches and a packet of Quavers".
There is certainly nothing Mexican about Morrisons' cheese flavouring, which brings to mind the light, bright concentrated cheesiness of Quavers.
Russian soprano Venera Gimadieva is a beguiling and utterly believable Violetta, laughing in giddy cascades of quavers in "Sempre libera" before growing into poised maturity and big legatos for her confrontation with Germont – a singular and striking company debut.
He has a vast lexicon of quavers, bends and ululations, and a breath supply that's just short of infinite; his phrases swoop and tremble, crescendo and hover and then curve anew, with grace to match their power.
It will be the interiors equivalent of having sex in the corner of an empty packet of Quavers.
For example, it may be after that string of quavers, right before the minim.
He accused Mr. Obama of quavering before the unions because of their power within the Democratic Party.
He accused Mr. Obama of quavering before the unions because of their power in the Democratic Party.
But it is the larger impression — of quavering, fluttering surfaces, of the surfeit of detail, of painting actively overtaken by collage — that holds the eye.
