Sentence examples for unison of from inspiring English sources

The challenge for Unison of balloting is daunting with members in 3,000 different organisations.

With the exception of Treasury securities, virtually all asset classes have fallen in unison of late.

Consider the smudged unison of their melodic cry on "Llanto Del Indio," the last of four long tracks.

Cameron accused the union Unison of trying to "scaremonger" after it claimed the NHS is "on the brink of disaster".

Ms. Rocha's movement, often performed with the punctuated unison of a hip-hop crew, might have amounted to more if she'd had more stage space.

Near the end of "Les Yeux," the full group danced as one, and it was unison of a different order: not mathematical and prescribed but somehow spiritual, inclusive.

Through the creation of unison on issues of the environmental conservation into design processes and focusing adjust consumption patterns.

There are moments of unison, moments of aloneness, moments of fantasy.

Audiences don't want to hear everyone playing the head in unison out of a fake book.

Dave Prentis, the general secretary of Unison, one of the largest public sector unions, accused Johnson of being "wired to another planet".

Dave Prentis is the general secretary of Unison, one of six unions involved in in the walkout.