Sentence examples for some unison from inspiring English sources

The guitars add heft, distortion and some unison riffing; the tempos don't rush.

It begins with strong, saturated chords before moving on to fragmented versions — some unison, some not — of syncopated soul riffs that are like abstractions of the song.

Most of his version of the Serenade sounds Brahmsian enough; only some unison string lines in the big funeral march Adagio strike a false note.

"We've got to be able to talk about this stuff," he said of David Starkey's recent musings on the race aspects of the riots when they were attacked by some Unison-minded speech police as unsayable.

After some brief unison chanting, "Satt Nam" eased into a throbbing, swift beat that would blend in well with any number of shaggier productions on the post-disco label DFA.

The paper records that union reps "have suggested in meetings with me that if the university conceded some ground, Unison would be better able to counter the TC campaign".

Some men began to twirl; some rocked forward and back, some stepped in unison.

On Saturday night, when the strobe lights started, throwing jewels of light around the room, the shy comments of "Oh, you look gorgeous!" and "Ooh, I love your shoes!" gave way to the sheer joy of music, the girls fist-pumping in unison, some discarding their heels and some hugging one another in disbelief.

"Whoa!" they yelled in unison, some of them instinctively ducking as Doyle's sprite narrowly avoided a patrolling enemy.

Some 80% of Unison members voted against a 1.5% rise by 2013.

Some prayed in unison in Polish as the sun broke through the clouds on a hazy spring afternoon, cooled by a gentle breeze.