Sentence examples for with the same tone from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the dancers don't just do what is physically the same dégagé; they do it with the same tone.

But one man who appears to share Powell's fresh sense of opportunity, who talks about the world with the same tone of bright promise, is President Bush.

@HunterFelt October 25, 2013 ReplacementLevelSox (@ReplacementSox) Joe Buck announcing the presence of celebrities with the same tone he uses for home runs.

Also, a "compulsive, soapy, funny mixed-gender gang show", not to mention a "smart, accessible, family-orientated" studio sitcom, a first world war drama and a single-camera comedy with the same tone as BBC1's Outnumbered.

When you upload a copyrighted song, the ring tone creation tool opens with the same tone duration, title fields and excerpted section of your file as the ring tone you wanted to receive from some one else.

This might be due to the decreased distance across vowels when using this method: although the "pitch + x MP" method significantly increases the distances between different tones with the same vowel compared to the "multiple of pitch rate" method (see Tables 2 and 3), the distances between different vowels with the same tone probably decrease more (see Tables 10 and 11).

Touring comics repeat the same bits, with the same tones and gestures, and many of the same ad libs, night after night, in town after town.

But ask African ex-pats what they miss and this is the first food many will mention - with the same tones of love and nostalgia that an Englishman might use of Yorkshire pudding.

NBITE eventually made the decision to trick out the Android version with the same toned-down visuals, and re-release it as a separate app in the Google Play Store where it remains.

"I confess, I am malicious enough to desire that the world should see to how much better purpose the ladies travel than their lords; and that, whilst it is surfeited with Male-Travels, all in the same tone and stuffed with the same trifles; a lady has the skill to strike out a new path, and to embellish a worn-out subject, with variety of fresh and elegant entertainment," writes Astell.

He seems likely to reach for the same tone with this quartet, with Mark Turner on tenor saxophone, Matt Brewer on bass and Clarence Penn on drums.