Sentence examples for that the harmony from inspiring English sources

The surprise is that the harmony has held up.

Mr. Berry said he soon discovered that the harmony of many popular songs was derived from the chords of George Gershwin's "I Got Rhythm" and were known as songs with rhythm changes.

Despite their dispute, Mr. Goldstein and Mr. Erenzo agreed in separate interviews that the Harmony Atrium seemed finally to be coming to life in its 20th year, thanks to the recent addition of the Rosa Mexicana restaurant and Breadsoul Cafe.

After noting that the "Harmony Train" averaged 350 kilometers per hour, as compared with the maximum speed of 300 k.p.h. by the Japanese and French high-speed trains, he added: "In America, Amtrak's Acela 'Express' service takes three-and-a- half hours to trundle between Boston and New York, a distance of only 300 kilometers".

The results, convergence rate and reliability of the techniques are quiet promising and show that the harmony algorithms perform very well.

So far the effect seems to be small, but it's further evidence that the harmony between different spectrum users rests on strong regulation.

In the subdued "Veris leta facies" ("The joyous face of spring"), the woodwinds voiced Orff's chords with such precision that the harmonies for once sounded pungently modern.

Patrick Hosfield of Manasquan, a junior at Christian Brothers Academy in Lincroft who is in the cast, said, "I love the way he'd drill everyone carefully to ensure that the harmonies were exact".

Slezak said that "the harmonies were sweet, and the dancing was sexy without crossing the line into disturbing April October territory" and gave it an "A−".

Kimber says that swearing affects the harmony of his office.

Moreover, Malaysians are deeply suspicious of anything that would upset the harmony of their country.