Sentence examples for two syllables that from inspiring English sources

For example, when Vice President Al Gore distorts the Texas governor's record and proposals, at least as Mr. Bush sees it, Mr. Gore is not "lying," two syllables that never escape Mr. Bush's lips.

He sang a song "composed of two syllables" that were "devoid of any meaning, but he made them alternate with incredible dexterity in a very rapid tempo," accompanying them with his right hand, which, placed under his left armpit, produced "a succession of sounds which were somewhat dubious but very rhythmic, and which might be euphemistically described as resounding kisses".

Then you zero in on the first two syllables that have helped earn the Serbian tennis star the nickname of the "Djoker," and all of a sudden there a lot of options.

We illustrate developmental changes for two syllables that were common both in pups and adults, the flat syllable (Fig. 5) and the chevron syllable (Fig. 6), then follow with quantitative and statistical comparisons across age for the remaining syllables.

Briefly, eight zebra finches were trained in a Go/NoGo operant conditioning chamber to discriminate between two syllables that differed in all formant frequencies from each other whereby every bird got a different set of stimuli (see Table  2).

In the initial training procedure, all birds learned to discriminate between the two syllables that differed in all of the formant frequencies after 2,143 trials on average (2,143 ± 258 SEM, n = 8) following the criterion described earlier (Ohms et al. 2010a).

THEY were the four syllables that had the power to make both carnivores and vegetarians cringe: veggie burger.

Distilled into three syllables, that is the essence of the case that federal prosecutors have laid bare against Mr. Edwards, Louisiana's official state rogue, in a captivating four-month trial that will go to the jury next week.

So loose that he stopped between fielding grounders and running sprints to amble across the field and answer questions from reporters about the five syllables that have followed him like a stray collie for several days: Alex Rodriguez.

A vast anthology, including previously uncollected work, by a poet who subverted the time-honored $4$$) / $4$$) / $4$$) / $4$$) / $4$$) of English verse to forge a new, asymmetrical metrics (lines of nine syllables!) that sounds like no one else.

A vast anthology, including previously uncollected work, by a poet who quietly subverted the time-honored $4$$) / $4$$) / $4$$) / $4$$) / $4$$) of English verse to forge a new, asymmetrical metrics (lines of nine syllables!) that sounds like no one else.