Sentence examples for sharp treble from inspiring English sources
It could only be one thing: "Bluefish for sure, Lily! Let's grab a rod!" Fumbling through Josh's tackle box, I retrieved a productive lure, the Hopkins, with a rusty, but still sharp, treble hook.
The 1-foot-long device's walls move to generate "implosion" which creates enormous bass and sharp trebles from a single speaker that has won rave reviews.
The following lines from "The Brook" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson are another example: I chatter over stony ways, In little sharps and trebles, I bubble into eddying bays, I babble on the pebbles.
In her 2009 piano piece "abgemalt" ("painted out"), which R. Andrew Lee has recorded for Irritable Hedgehog, you hear at one point a D in the bass and an F-sharp in the treble; your ear naturally perceives a D-major-ish atmosphere, but when the bass descends to a C that impression dissolves.
The treble is a tad sharp while the mid-range is about right.
Watch out for the treble, it can be sharp.
If, for instance, you see a sharp in the first space in the treble clef, you'll know that each note that appears in that space will need to be played one half-step higher.
The first team's results were in sharp contrast to the second XI, who completed a treble this summer.
In the opening Allegro of the E major Sonata (Op. 14, No. 1), the graceful theme in the treble glided easily over Mr. Perahia's sharp-edged rendering of the bass figures; and in the closing Scherzo of the G major Sonata (Op. 14, No. 2), the magnified bass seemed a manifestation of Beethoven's humor.
Not many outside their training base in Acton gave them much chance of savaging Leicester's attempt to become the first side in history to complete the treble but rarely has an underdog displayed such sharp teeth.
