Sentence examples for with consonant from inspiring English sources
Lattimore is alert to Homer's effects, particularly his play with consonant sounds.
Tomorrow night at 9, with Consonant and Saturnine; tickets are $10 in advance, $12 at the door (Sanneh).
Its partner on the program was the early "Friede auf Erden," whose Mahlerian rhetoric and unfounded optimism (complete with consonant ending) describe one man's starting point toward disillusion.
It frequently involves extensive marking for conjugational features such as person, number, tense (the expression of time), aspect, or voice, with consonant mutation often accompanying such morphological processes.
After Ms. Lancaster played a fluttering, swooping unaccompanied introduction, "Hawk Raga," from a balcony behind the audience, three black-robed vocalists — Shawna Avinger, a soprano; Kristen Ramer Liang, a mezzo-soprano; and Jeremiah Cawley, a baritone and the ensemble's music director — entered, moving up the aisle and singing a hymnlike processional with consonant harmony and vibratoless tone.
Neglecting the positive effect of profound SWOT analysis in risks' long-term interaction with consonant efforts' allocation, led to bankruptcy of individual businesses and local economies.
The answer to the first question is that words with consonant-vowel-consonant combinations make it easier for the constructor to fill around.
Yes, we had learned that this is what those murky figures with consonant-clotted names -- Ecgtheow, Hygd -- are about as they splash through northern meres and mists, hacking at ogres or each other with iron swords and wooden shields.
English does something similar with consonants: an apple, a pear.
With a little practice, saying it is easy as pie, if pie were two syllables longer and crammed with consonants.
The boy dashes about, grapples with consonants (his speech is subtitled) and free-associates like a stoned adult.
