Sentence examples for time harmony from inspiring English sources
It is about time harmony broke out in the Republican Party.
"The only requirement was that you expressed an interest," he said, adding, "The first time Harmony came forth, they had a great application, and they were great people".
Halloween and the Eulogy Cyrus M. Copeland is the editor of "Farewell, Godspeed: The Greatest Eulogies of Our Time" (Harmony Books, 2004).
You can consult them when you're about to travel to any place that has its own regional culture; when you see the "Buena Vista Social Club" and want to know the history of son; when you want to know what the polka came from or why Yoruban culture is so important or how Western scholars struggled to reckon with African music's idiosyncrasies of time, harmony and timbre.
For a long time "harmony in diversity" has represented the condensation of the ideological wisdom, political wisdom and life wisdom of the Chinese people, it is one of our established customs, viewed as an iron principle, as well as valuable spiritual wealth that we devote to ethnic groups around the world.
"Wings" is sung in timed harmony, and features a dubstep-composed breakdown two-thirds into the song.
It has not been a harmonious time, but harmony is often purchased by suppressing those with something to say.
And while rhythm dominates much of the time, the harmony has an edge that is also outside Mr. Reich's usual realm.
I say in the 21st century, please let us use the correct terminology, and hope that in time racial harmony will be the result.Maria Arreaza Rockford, IllinoisSIR —Add your report to the starry-eyed coverage of Barack Obama.
He has real communication with the trumpeter Ralph Alessi and the drummer Jeff Watts, who are both playing with him this weekend, and they get into some very improvised, deeply musical areas where time and harmony keep shifting.
At the same time that harmony was being attempted in Washington, Los Angeles officials said they wanted reassurances that Los Angeles would be repaid for any electricity it had already sold to the state.
