tinkly उदाहरण वाक्य

Christgau complimented Brubeck's " blocky " solos because, " in rhythm music, blocky generally beats tinkly ."
Tinkly-winkly soundtrack piano cues us the film is strictly designed for audiences who think anything little kids do is cute.
The biggest disappointment is a tinkly, trifling decorator version of Procol Harum's " Whiter Shade of Pale ."
The band, tiny compared with the hordes parading in other stadiums, played traditional Sousa instead of tinkly tunes favored by band leaders.
The sound is also clearer and more distinct ( the better to hear crashes and groans ) and real music has replaced tinkly electronic notes.

It received Pompeian red walls, crystal chandeliers, 18th century oval portraits of famous people that have been patrons, and a tinkly piano.
Meanwhile, the soaring music composed by Basil Poledouris makes Maurice Jarre's pounding score for " Doctor Zhivago " sound positively tinkly.
Alan Pierson conducts " Music for Large Ensemble " ( 1977 ), where tinkly percussion creates a glimmering, fantasy world of sound.
One of the Simon commercials, called " Maids, " is backed by the kind of tinkly music used in TV situation comedies.
How long can you listen to a music box, the sort that dribbles out a single tinkly melody, before you want to throw it out a window?