Sentence examples for three tones from inspiring English sources
They practice a unique musical form called throat singing, in which a singer produces two or three tones simultaneously.
He owns forty-three pairs of eyeglasses and a Cartier wedding band of three tones — rose gold, gold, and silver.
Dogri uses length, nasalization, juncture, stress, and three tones (level, falling, and rising) to differentiate between its 10 vowel phonemes and 28 consonant phonemes.
Triad, in music, a chord made up of three tones, called chord factors, of the diatonic scale: root, third, and fifth.
"By Twos" presents three tones of black — velvety, drier and dry — divided by zips of cerulean blue carefully touched with white so that they almost seem to twist against the black.
At the end, three tones glow in the night: a G, low on the horn; a C, high on the violin; and an A, sounding weakly in the middle range of the piano.
Middlemen preserve the cheese in brine until they have enough for a three tone truckload.
Training consisted of three tone-shock pairings.
He required new instruments because of his decision to discard the standard equal-tempered scale — with its division of the octave into twelve equal intervals — in favor of a scale of forty-three tones, which sounds weird to Western ears but is familiar to those brought up in non-Western traditions.
It has five tones, not four.
Cantonese has six tones, and Min Chinese dialects seven or eight.
