Examples of using Intones in English and their translations into German
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The chorus intones another song in English.
The psalmist, seeing the history of his people and personal biography, intones a hymn of praise to the name of God;
She intones Jazz and Soul also very competent.
The voice of my flute intones through the evening.
The silver-tongued Obama intones“freedom” while shredding democratic rights at home, prosecuting more whistleblowers than all prior presidents combined and directly authorizing assassinations of U.S. citizens abroad.
And that is Style. A vinylcracking Jazzpiano plays,a deep voice intones"You followed your faith", a scream of"What me say?
And Mary, the silent one, intones the Magnificat that announces that God overthrows the powerful from their throne and sends away the rich with empty hands.
In König's exhibition,the appropriation of the painting by the artist duo Susi Pop intones the basic thematic chord of the show.
Deducted hammerheads and intones, mechanics regulated, body and keys polished, brass parts polished.
As Radul stages the technology of thecourt of law like a filmset in the gallery space, she intones the theatrical character of the court.
After fanfare-like, constantly accelerating tone repetitions,the solo instrument intones a motif formed out of the beginning of the chorale melody and lets this sound on as an echo before then continuing to freely weave the melody further.
With all the abrupt shifts between tonality and atonality, between introspective melodies and hammering rhythms, one element stands out: the 4th and 3rd intervals of open guitarstrings- though transposed down a semitone- which the soloist intones in the cadenza that opens the last movement.
This time he has for both pieces marshaled foreign forces.Fabian Reichelt intones with an airiness and soul, a guarded yet intenseness on both sides.
Lindorff intones that the Beverly evidence“could risk losing some of the enthusiasm that had made Jamal something of a symbol of the national and international campaign to abolish capital punishment in the U. S.
Schiffmann has denounced the Beverly evidence as"divisive" and"distracting," while Lindorff intones that to push it risks alienating potential supporters of Mumia.
German translation here"We can learn so much from her grace andforgiveness," black anchorwoman Robin Roberts intones at the conclusion of the Good Morning America TV clip below, reported by Jewish correspondent Dan Harris, articulating the lesson the national television audience is expected to take away.
It is certainly true that the energetic tension of„Electric Treasures“ reminds one of the trailblazing„electric“ group improvisations, with which Miles Davis shook up the jazz world in the seventies- for example when Stockhausen wires up the crystal clear sound of his trumpet to a ring modulator orwhen Arild Andersen intones his unswerving bass grooves with an almost tectonic power.
After a reminiscence of motifs from earliermovements à la Beethoven's Ninth, the oboe intones a plaintive theme, elaborated in fugato by the other woodwinds, building to a grandiose climax as fanfares peal on bronzen horns.
There can be no clearer display of the role played by Lindorff and Schiffmann in undermining the fight for Mumia's freedom than their attacks on the Beverly confession andthose who have publicized it. Lindorff intones that the Beverly evidence“could risk losing some of the enthusiasm that had made Jamal something of a symbol of the national and international campaign to abolish capital punishment in the U. S.
The little sister of the great fugue, classical strings intone a flight of fancy.
That is why no Jeremiah should intone his lamentations among secular people any longer!
From that point of view, I can also intone a Gregorian hymn with the saxophone.
CYCLE makes the function generators oscillate, rates are defined by Time and Intone.
Opera in 2 acts- intoned version in concert performance.
The mighty Crixus, forever intoning of the honor of a gladiator.
Instead he intoned the forgotten„dwelling“ as„abidance among things“ of gods and mortals.
Later, electric guitars come to the ready, intoning a lady on pointes, quietly operatically- or repeating the same motif again and again.
The tempo is slow; the voices mainly intone long, sustained pitches, to shrouded, menacing sounds from the orchestra.
Intoxicated by petrol, forthwith the Futurists intoned a combination of avant-garde, nationalism and fascism, with the coarse voice of commanding officers singing the song praising the love of danger.
Orchestra and piano intone the earnest melody in alternation, but the soloist not infrequently is allowed to shine in passages of brilliant figuration.