Sentence examples for unison over from inspiring English sources

A flurry of spendy barmitzvah mams coo in unison over the feathers and diamante trim.

Turnage's choral lines hurtle along in a jagged unison, over pungent harmonies suggestive of Weill, middle-period Stravinsky, and Bernstein in his more sour moods.

She is the sister of Avishai Cohen, a trumpeter, and together the siblings played lines in tight unison over vamps from a bouncing rhythm section.

"Unlike the last three governments, for the first time, the supreme leader, the government, major political factions of the regime and significant parts of the Iranian people are in temporary unison over a few important issues".

And the joke is infectious: American soldiers travelling in a Humvee in Afghanistan show how locals invariably answer the question by pointing in unison over their shoulders.For Mr Spurlock, conversation is the opposite of war while people refusing to communicate is something to fear.

The actor Brian Cox and the professor Brian Cox speak in perfect unison over a jaunty jingle: "Good morning and a very warm welcome to... Too Many Cox Spoil the Broth!" The aim of this innovative cookery show, in which members of the public are invited to compete in the studio, is to determine which Cox can best derail a contestant.

When one of their less svelte members waits uncomfortably to have his photograph taken, his colleagues bellow in unison, "Move over, we can't see the truck".

Trade union Unison handed over the 3,000-signature 3,000-signature town's council met to documentits budget.

And if you closed your eyes, you heard only the low drone of the boys' voices raised in unison, repeating Koranic verses over and over again.

("Twixt ye and me, o murd'rers, / God be judge!") But her choral writing packs a mighty punch, as the villagers declaim violent unison lines over propulsive ostinatos that look back to "Boris Godunov" and ahead to "Peter Grimes," another tale of an outcast fisherman.

Helen Muddock, branch secretary of the Suffolk county branch of UNISON, said: "Over the following weeks and months we will be working to protect services we all value within our community and the jobs delivering them to the old, young and the vulnerable.