Sentence examples for the one note from inspiring English sources

Purcell's "Fantasia Upon One Note," a viol consort piece from 1680, would have fit very nicely on the "One Note" program that David Byrne recently presented at Zankel Hall.

The emphases in Reinoso's spare composition are on a cup, saucer and plate of brown pottery, a folded newspaper, a television set with Manet's "Olympia" on the screen and - the one note of bright color - a glass of orange juice.

"He handed it to Dylan and said, 'Key of G, Bob'," says Amram. "Allen played the one note he could play on the harmonium, and suddenly, he had this whole tape recorder set up on the table.

On the other hand, overpractising, for instance singing the one note you're worried about 30 times before you go on stage, is to be avoided; you'll only wear yourself out.

Young Gina strikes the one note of hope in the book.

The one note of possible controversy is the inclusion of an expletive in the offering from Tom Odell, Another Love.

The only obvious pattern is the one noted at the outset: The unemployment rate for black Americans is always substantially higher than that for whites.

Therefore, such benefits as the one noted above, could potentially be expanded with additional SIFs that could accommodate various PWID.

Indeed, the lymphocytic toxicity noted in the present study was significantly less profound that the one noted in previous studies with docetaxel chemo radiotherapy without amifostine.

(Expounding on the one-note goofiness of Burckhardt, his son Jacob, a filmmaker, remarks, "In the first one, he played a crazy bum, and in this later one not a bum but crazy").

The cosmetic products used on models are not the ones noted in the captions.