Sentence examples for some soundings from inspiring English sources

He'd begun to take some soundings in the building.

Recent polls have shown a majority — close to 70percentt in some soundings — favoring an early British withdrawal from the conflict.

It is also possible that the Trump transition team took some soundings in the Senate and realized that getting Giuliani confirmed could be a mighty challenge.

The turnout is also uncertain, given the Republicans' unprecedented edge in enthusiasm in some soundings and the difficulty in judging how many of the "surge voters" Mr Obama recruited to the Democratic cause in 2008 will go to the polls again.

"We've taken some soundings," he said.

But that wouldn't fly, as Team McCain learned when they took some soundings in the party.

She began to realize that the songs had a kind of chronology, with some sounding youthfully effervescent ("Honey, Honey") and others more world-wearily mature ("The Winner Takes It All").

But the orchestra gave a potent account of Mr. Widmann's concert overture, in which Classical tropes, some sounding like near-quotations from Beethoven's works, are pulverized in a vortex of airy whooshes, chatters and growls.

Recent studies by Americans for the Arts, Giving USA, and others have drawn welcome public attention to the role of corporate giving in the creative ecology -- some sounding alarms and others offering rays of hope.

Obviously, teenagers see it as personal commitment to voice their views, some sounding very outspoken in their call for collective action of the global community to bring about positive change.

This will give some nice-sounding chords, some of which will provide some nice dissonances.