Sentence examples for two or three measures from inspiring English sources

The first sequence progresses from the lowest to the highest voice, with entrances after two or three measures.

laid out to The Huffington Post recently is that the House takes the remaining appropriations bills, packages them into two or three measures, passes them, and then the Senate combines them into one omnibus.

A melody may be broken down into phrase units consisting of two or four measures that may be joined by four other phrase units to make a phrase block, and a given number of blocks constitutes one musical composition.

"Blimey, there are three or four measures in there.

Nobody takes three or four measures out of one of Bach's fugues".

"Drummers love big bands, because you get to set up pieces of music that are three or four measures down the line.

Every eight or sixteen measures, a new element sneaks in, never so big that it drowns out anything you're already hearing.

Over all, roughly two-thirds of the House members who voted Friday backed one or two measures disapproving of the president's actions.

In his improvisations Tatum was given to spontaneously inserting entirely new chord progressions (sometimes with a new chord on each beat) into the small space of one or two measures.

The voices follow each other in fast succession, only one or two measures apart.

The highest voice begins the second sequence, and the other voices enter in closer succession, one or two measures apart.