Sentence examples for sound grammar from inspiring English sources

Ornette Coleman, "Sound Grammar" (Sound Grammar)—The concept here isn't quite new: in the late sixties, Coleman had a quartet with two acoustic bassists.

5. 'Sleep Talking' A lyrical, conversational alto-sax feature from Ornette's last album, the Grammy-nominated Sound Grammar, from 2006.

The jazz saxophonist and composer Ornette Coleman, below, will release "Sound Grammar," his first new album in more than a decade, on Sept. 12 on his own label, also called Sound Grammar.

He played acoustic bass and not, as we said, electric bass on Sound Grammar - Ornette Coleman's most recent live recording.

The Sound Grammar quartet features Tony Falanga on upright bass, Greg Cohen on acoustic bass and Coleman's son Denardo on drums.

Sound Grammar was a live quartet set with two double bassists and Denardo Coleman on drums, recorded in Germany, and, in 2007 it won a Pulitzer prize.

Although a Germanic language in its sounds and grammar, the bulk of English vocabulary is in fact Romance or Classical in origin.

Children quickly learn that one of the most enjoyable things you can do with language is to play with its sounds, words, grammar - and spelling.

Babies are born ready to absorb the sounds and grammar and intonation of any language, but then the brain wires itself up to only perceive and produce a specific language.

But linguists traditionally determined historical relationships through sounds and grammar, which are more stable parts of language.

Language acquisition is a prodigious feat that requires abstracting rules for the use of sounds, words, grammar, and appropriate ways to convey desired meaning in a variety of social contexts.