Sentence examples for with three notes from inspiring English sources

Compare that process with the dozens of hours it took pioneers like Milton Babbitt to get just a single tone out of a synthesizer 40 years ago -- or even with the hundreds of IBM cards I tediously punched in a computer music class only 20 years ago, with three notes to show for it -- and it is clear that the very meaning of the term "electronic music" has changed.

The restructuring will leave it with three note-printing operations in the UK, Kenya and Sri Lanka.

Van Gundy carries the letter everywhere with him, along with two notes from his father.

Lipsky annotates more often and more vigorously, with eight notes on the Constitution's preamble alone.

Birthday warning At last week's birthday party, Steinberg tempered his celebratory mood with two notes of warning.

Over the past week or so, the market for exchange traded notes has become a bit unhinged – with two notes in particular coming in for wild trading swings.

Leonard Wolf's "The Annotated Dracula," with six hundred notes, was the first, and it also did the job which somebody had to do eventually of picking through the psychoneurotic aspects of the novel.

Michael Longley For a Wedding Let wild birds call the banns merlins from the hillside sanderlings from the waves whimbrels with seven notes nightingales from the wood from the treetops rooks from your own back garden blue tit, robin, wren.

Leonard Wolf's "The Annotated Dracula," with six hundred notes, was the first, and it also did the job — which somebody had to do eventually — of picking through the psychoneurotic aspects of the novel.

This volume (three more are promised) auspiciously begins with two notes from Beckett to James Joyce, in the second of which (from April 1929) this 23-year-old lecturer at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris politely briefs the maestro on the distinction between the infinitive and substantive forms of a Greek phrase.

We have generated a total of 11 signals with each instrument, with two notes of the fourth octave (considering A 4 = 440 Hz) played by the same instrument.