crescendoing वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. In some performance editions, the timpani re-enters along with cymbals and triangle together in the climax of the second movement ( the only movement employing cymbals and triangle ) . ( Many conductors have taken to performing the second movement without percussion, however, and the decision is generally settled by the performers'preferences . ) In the last movement, the timpani rolls in brief climaxes before crescendoing with orchestral tutti in the final bars.
2. Her " light " and " sweet-sounding " vocals are surrounded by " high twinkles ", which Vanessa Golembewski of Refinery29 called " bubble gum enough you want to listen to it, but not so saccharine you feel like you stole your little sister's Disney channel CD . " Writing for Ryan Seacrest's entertainment website, Marc Inocencio noted that instead of " crescendoing into a synth-heavy drop ", the song " pulls back " with an " infectious whistle " in between choruses.
3. Martin Townsend of the " Daily Express " was complimentary of opening song " Nasty ", but criticised the rest of the album as " standard, crescendoing modern r'n'b distinguished only by Lott's rather unattractive nasal warble . " Matthew Horton of Virgin Media opined that the album " suggests Pixie Lott [ . . . ] is a genuine retro-soul diva, comfortable with the grandstanding ballads and the slinky R & B stompers ", but felt that " [ t ] he risk with these retro tools is slipping into pastiche ".
4. The only'false'notes in this crescendoing chorus of praise were the " Journal of Palestine Studies ", which ran a highly critical review by Bill Farrell; the small Chicago-based newsweekly " In These Times ", which published a condensed version of this writer's findings; and Alexander Cockburn, who devoted a series of columns in " The Nation " exposing the hoax . . . . The periodicals in which " From Time Immemorial " had already been favorably reviewed refused to run any critical correspondence ( e . g . " The New Republic ", " The Atlantic Monthly ", " Dissent ", " The New York Review of Books " ).