Sentence examples for unison good from inspiring English sources

Their superior barked an order and they saluted and yelled in unison "Good morning, sir" again and again.

Then, the emotional tour de force begins, and the four players repeat, in unison, "Good storytellers borrow, but great ones steal": a confident and assertive start to one of the most freshly imagined (re)makes of Shakespeare I've seen on the stage.

During a laughter-yoga session, when an exercise has been completed, or after an initiate shares a thought, Kataria encourages everyone to call out, in unison, "Very good!

It's a demonstration of the joyous complexity of creative friendships, that each of them could dive wholeheartedly into such distinctive sounds and still raise their voices in unison whenever Good Willsmith convenes.

NOT unlike the three gas stations on the same block that magically adjust their prices in unison, Bonhams, Gooding & Company and RM Auctions all went into the Scottsdale auction week with consistently high presale estimates in their catalogs.

Mr. Amico and Mr. David reassured him in unison, "It's good, it's good".

And hearing a live band working in tight unison with a good singer is a reliable pleasure.

Yet what was harmonious in the murals — laborers of all races working in unison for the good of industry — was far less so in reality.

I grew up with these murals, and I can assure you that even in midcentury, no one in Detroit viewed them as depicting "laborers of all races working in unison for the good of the industry," much less losing their "ethnic identities to become Americans".

"There's Sarah," people said in unison as David Burton good-naturedly moved off to stand with the photographer Solve Sundsbo, and the fashion directors of Neiman Marcus or Bergdorf Goodman moved in for a kiss.

Developers in unison: damn right.