Sentence examples for swelling tune from inspiring English sources

Medroa announced the national anthem, and a swelling tune sounded over the loudspeakers, the kids joining in at the refrain, "KidZania, KidZania, you're always in my heart".

I could practically hear Avar folk tunes swelling in the background when I read one post predicting that Sultan Ibragimov will be "way, way too tough for Briggs...

He was accompanied, for much of the concert, by a string quartet that expanded his filigreed guitar parts with hints of fiddle tunes, swelling chords and flickers of pizzicato.

Variation of the network parameters and swelling conditions enabled "tuning" of the hydrogels' physical properties, yielding materials with water content between58%and90%90% water, tensile strength between 2.0 MPa and 12.0 MPa, and initial Young's modulus between 1.0 MPa and 19.0 MPa.

America won't elect a self-proclaimed socialist whose dreams require swelling government to the tune of trillions of dollars.

The tune is a swelling, braggadocio-filled hybrid of hip-hop, soca, and electro, with just the right amount of the pew-pew synths and rattling bass that Major Lazer has become known for.

I watch the hind's moist nostrils flare slightly in tune with the deep swelling of her chest, and then she actually trots forward a few steps, so that we instinctively take a corresponding number backwards.

Various parameters including the bubble point pressure, solubility of CO2, and swelling factor are usually employed to tune the equation of state (EOS) for the phase behavior modeling purposes (Tsau et al. 2010).

Swelling and degradation of scaffolds were tuned by adjusting concentration of zeolites in the composite scaffolds.

For one of the few interior scenes with score — Chigurh menacing a service-station owner with a fateful coin flip — he tuned the music's swelling hum to the 60-hertz frequency of a refrigerator.

The lattice spacing of the silica sphere array on the PDMS stamp could be tuned by controlling the swelling of the stamp.