Sentence examples for tone who from inspiring English sources

Tone, who like his fellow band members maintains a day job to sustain his music career.

It was Mr Karzai, Mr Sayyaf says in a slightly despondent tone, who "insisted" he stand for president.

The obituary also referred imprecisely to Yasunao Tone, who was a member of the ensemble that performed Mr. Morris's Conduction No. 1 in 1985.

The most important was Anna Netrebko, a young lyric soprano with a pearly, gleaming tone, who projected her voice effortlessly into the house.

"There's a constant issue of tone: who do you want to read these pieces, and how do you want them to be read?

He arched his eyebrows and asked in a serious tone, "Who?" Nearly every Blue Devil who played Saturday was a high school all-American.

And beaches! -- the movie involves a miscellany of men and women of varying backgrounds, ages and skin tones who laugh and weep through an assortment of contrived setups.

The attack was an editorial delivered by a newscaster in alternately stern and mocking tones, who reminded Mr. Meshal that he was "orphaned" by Arab countries who would not take him in when he fled Jordan in 1999.

Certainly temperance can be off the mark with Mr. von Trier, a master of mixing seemingly inappropriate tones who can be truly hilarious ("The Kingdom") when he's not being a sadist.

It was he, with his sleek grey suits and slow, soothing tones, who was to calm down Wall Street, persuading the markets that the new troop of wild-eyed Democrats would not add billions to the deficit in spending, but might even start to reduce it.Not only Wall Street needed convincing.

Its no longer him or her in hushed tones who has the 'c word'.