Sentence examples for unison start from inspiring English sources

We both, in unison, start knocking on wood.

There is also a tribe of magical beings called the Little People who emerge, one evening, from the mouth of a dead, blind goat (long story), expand themselves from the size of a tadpole to the size of a prairie dog and then, while chanting "ho ho" in unison, start plucking white translucent threads out of the air in order to weave a big peanut-shaped orb called an "air chrysalis".

The actors move, often in unison, starting slowly and gradually increasing the complexity of combinations, building a limited physical vocabulary and then making the most of it.

The ritual unison clapping started among the crowd, at first in a slow rhythm and then gathering pace as the big screens showed Hawkeye's software tracing the path of the ball.

(They may also like the feeling of having their classmates' undivided attention when they ask or answer a question). When Levin asked the music class to demonstrate the opposite of Slanting — "Give us the normal school look," he said — the students, in unison, all started goofing off, staring into space and slouching.

"For Venezuela," they readily reply in unison before starting to sing the national anthem.

He said together with the Unite union, Unison was starting to collate claims for unfair dismissal from workers who had been "forced" to give up their previous contracts to sign the new ones.

Then, almost in unison, we started giggling.

As soon as the unison begins, dancers start to subtract themselves by bowing out.

Dark strings in unison at the start move slowly in wide skips and gather other instruments.

Unite and Unison union members started a series of walkouts over "secret payments" made to non-striking GMB staff after a dispute in 2017.