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“The bell-like sounds of zills rang into the darkness.”
“A trilling bell-like noise came from within the house.”
“She had not raised her voice, and yet I was struck by its clear and bell-like tone.”
“At the end of five minutes he had learned to speak softly, and to speak only once — a low, mellow, bell-like bark of a single syllable.”
“I find their recording infinitely preferable, supplanting as it does the durge-like mournfulness of Mary Travers with the much higher register, bell-like purity and warmth of the young Judith Durham.”
“The dazzling runs, complex poly-rhythmic figures and chiming of bell-like harmonics all had their effect, thanks as much to Kibbey's formidable technique as to the canny writing of the composers and arrangers on offer.”
The Washington Post: Harpist Bridget Kibbey creates an air of enchantment at Phillips
“Through his use of bell-like sonorities, haunting melodic figures and rhythmically juxtaposed canonic-immitation, Miller was able to express the importance of this place in a poignant and heartfelt manner.”
“I do not curve my grades, but the raw grades look vaguely bell-like; depending how the class participation falls out, I could be at, above, or below, the faculty average for upper-level courses.”
“John was interested in channeling a more simpler style of playing, with romantic, bell-like tones, which is what the 00-body style embodies.”
“This song has a clear bell-like call, consisting of a male and female singing alternate notes, producing a song that sounds like the creation of one bird.”
The Guardian: Mystery bird: Ethiopian boubou, Laniarius aethiopicus
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