Sentence examples for seven settings from inspiring English sources

The customizable equalizer includes seven settings like vocal, pop and club that open up a new world of listening.

Mr. Hailstork cast his seven settings around the note D natural, placing each in a different mode, which gave a couple of the segments a nearly medieval quality.

Written for the Crossing and the saxophone quartet Prism, "The Fifth Century" offers seven settings of poems by the seventeenth-century English clergyman and mystic Thomas Traherne.

(Normally I prefer a very firm mattress, but in the absence of padding, I ended up in the middle of the seven settings).

A: We have three settings, private, for people invite or set to a domain.

On setting apart the style in those two settings, Stratton explains, "the visual and fictional themes across those two settings vary greatly".

There are six settings for the built-in flash and a focus-setting button.

To listen to his twenty-seven settings of the "Kyrie" is to appreciate his inexhaustible invention: they range from the entrancingly sweet to the forbiddingly severe, each a convincing simulacrum of the power of the Lord.

First, Jittergram has two settings.

"It's got four settings," he adds.

He decided to wash glass in two settings.