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Sentence Examples The panel comprised award-winning singer Laura Mvula, Vix Vox from Fuzzbox, The Specials' Horace Panter and Phil Etheridge from The Twang. Other popular bands from Birmingham include Duran Duran, Fine Young Cannibals, Felt, Broadcast, Ocean Colour Scene, The Streets, The Twang, Deluka and Dexys Midnight Runners. The Halloween party will include hours of music in various American styles, including Rockabilly, Surf, Twang, Cowpunk, Country, Western, and more. His speech was so heavy with the flat twang of the Danes that it was hard to understand. She's from Texas, and the words roll off her tongue with a distinctive elastic twang, softened by the years in New York. Despite his training from speech therapists, a slight twang escaped Cutler's lips on that final word. She gestures to your bags, her American twang uncomfortably loud in the small area. As they arrived in Latham, the familiar, edgy electronic Seinfeld music was momentarily replaced by a hillbilly twang. The Japanese, Portuguese, French, and even the occasional twang of a North American accent suddenly sounded divine. I always found her to be nasally and pitchy, but I'm not a big fan of the country twang to begin with. It's music that you want to move to, with electric guitar riffs that twang and gyrate across the airwaves. Just because you sing with the odd hiccup or twang a certain phrase doesn't mean you can say you're singing country music. So, if you like your country-ish rock complete with slide guitars and a little twang, feel free to blast it out your car stereo this summer. The difference this time is Indians are calling the shots, instead of just handing their sitars over to the Beatles to twang. Wrapped in slick vocal layering and multi-tracked veneer, the disc is more upbeat than previous records and features an old-country twang. He had that smug, always right, nasal sounding twang, of Ken's down to perfection. She was a major attraction in Educating Archie and on stage in the character of Marlene, a Birmingham girl with an exaggerated Brummie twang. The west coast of Scotland is renowned for having a soft spot for music with a country twang. Then there is the Brummie twang of the landlord of the pub where Graham stays when recording the radio soap. Frankly, what's the point in being super-rich if you can't just have a toot and a twang in the garden? Show More Sentences Arlan chuckled, but then stiffened as he heard the twang of a bowstring, and he ducked, jerking Cora down with him. Unlike us buttoned-up New Orleanians, he spoke in a mellifluous twang, a product of Meridian, Mississippi. Ness sounds as hushed, gravelly, and desperate as always, singing over that ragged guitar twang. There was a faint twang, followed by a quiet whiz, as a crossbow bolt flew through the air and collided with a thump into the side of the vent. Celil was suddenly thrust back into reality from her daydream by the bellow of a war-horn, screeches and roars, and the twang of bowstrings. Her alternation between a slight twang and subtle gristle leans a bit toward classic country. He talks in a soft Glasgow accent that sometimes seems to be teetering on the brink of a mid-Atlantic twang. His singing and dancing are comparatively weak, and he speaks all of his lines with an undisguised Australian twang. It is replaced by the soft rustle of saris, the smells of incense and saffron, and the Eastern twang of sitars. As he exhaled, Erik let his arrow fly with a sharp twang of the string, the sound echoed thirty times over as the rest of the cadets fired. He threw himself onto the ground as the meadow was filled with the twang of many bowstrings. Suddenly the twang of a bowstring rang out and the cloak fell to the floor. Thinking of a satisfying bass guitar sound, a twang which makes the room vibrate but doesn't go through the ears at all. As they paddle, they hear the twang of bowstrings and arrows begin to fall around them. The harshness of the Belfast twang has dissipated little during an illustrious football career away from his homeland. So what's happening to the music once defined by the twang and heartache of Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, and Patsy Cline? We paddled on in tense silence, waiting for more gunfire or perhaps the twang of a banjo, but they were not interested in us. The accents may be English, albeit with a twang, but the influences are Australian. Featuring the talents of Cynthia Frazzini and Craig Aspen, The Believers' sound blends Americana rock with folk-country and a hillbilly twang. He's sent through by Totti and, with only Perez to beat, allows the ball to twang off not one but two of his shins, allowing the keeper to clear for a corner. Show More Sentences A ringing twang interrupted the scene as a large piece of shrapnel ricocheted off a 500-pounder in the bomb bay, causing me to momentarily slam the door shut. The twang of a guitar string resounded periodically, but never a song. I heard the twang of guitar strings, and a little melody ensued. Then, there was the soft twang of the string being let go, and she rolled over into her horse's hind legs, once again barely being missed by an arrow. Suddenly she heard, amidst all the noise, the twang of a bow. Vibes, synths and heavily reverbed flutes slide through the mix, anchored by Lee's guitar and voice, and electric guitars twang along on the margins. He always accentuated his northern twang when he was up from university. Not everyone in Ohio speaks with the midwestern nasal twang. The twang we hear as emblematic of white country music is actually the direct descendant of black folk music banjo. Go into any bar in the county and before long the chances are you'll come across a member of the bar staff with that distinctive Antipodean twang. He sighted his target, and released the string with a twang. Jeremy followed, dropping onto the elevator as Andy sat down to slide his legs down through the open hatch, and the groaning sound became a sharp twang. With the gentle twang of the lutes, the lively melody started. He's got a southern twang to his voice that disarms his listeners. There is a laconic drawl, an ever so slight nasal twang to his voice. They fear their distinct twang, nonstandard grammar, and obscure idioms will cause potential employers to conclude they are incapable of holding jobs. The distinctive twang that has been heard in Bolton for centuries is in danger of being swallowed up by a general Northern accent, language experts claims. Toss in a taste of backwoods twang and that's some fine vittles. I thought it might have been that he was 2nd generation Jamaican, but listening closely the Brummie twang was overpowering any residual patois from his parents. It ends perfectly, with a satisfyingly decisive, koto-like twang. Show More Sentences Their internationalism spoke the flat accents of the Midwest, or the twang of the border and Southern states. The dodgy clothes, even dodgier hairdos, grating transatlantic twang and now she's telling her fans to go do drugs. When the BBC broadcast a documentary series on Scottish trawlermen they subtitled their conversation even though their Aberdeenshire twang was perfectly decipherable. One of the UK's leading Emcees, BLAK TWANG aka Tony Rotton will entertain the crowds and A DJ set from Massive Attack's legendary Daddy G is not to be missed. Also, Wendy Rule's album Deity features a song called Think of the Day which has that great guitar twang and laidback blues sound making it very Twin Peaksy indeed. The Black Roses sounds like a Mystery Movie theme, Hollywood boasts a Spectoresque wall of sound and doo-wop chorus, while Like A Full Moon is all reverb guitar twang. Examples from Classical Literature It gives a twang to root beer that nothing else will, and the flag hereabout is the twangiest I know of. Indeed, so wary did we become that the twang of the tambura, from a distance, scared us away and utterly failed to bag us. And this he said with a nasal twang whose imitation was not to be mistaken. It branded her Ozark twang as a lie, and a great many other things about her. I have thirteen arrows yet, and if one of them fly unfleshed, then, by the twang of string! But this comparison is not satisfactory, because there is a penetrant metallic quality in the twang, impossible to describe. The twang of a bowstring might have been heard by one of the koris, had he been listening. There was such a twang of temper in his voice that Crofts heard at once, and made a quick effort at placation. From every barber shop came the twang of cittern or guitar, while song burst from the lips of every tankard bearer. Now and again there was the sharp twang in it of the bog-myrtle, sweltering in the sunglow. Down at the end of the line towered the tall beggar-man, who must needs twang a bow-string with the best of them. She answered to the peculiar, reedy twang in his penetrating voice. Geoff could almost have fancied there was a cockney twang about it. That swing, swang and twang is pulled from the musical roots of such bands as Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys and the Tune Wranglers. He had a shrewd, good sort of face, and a Yankee twang to his speech. The elastic twang in the background might just be the sound of Lady Gaga untwisting her knickers. His voice was a low tenor, with just a touch of midwestern twang. Her backwoods twang sharpened as she aped some contemporary witch. They tried firing at the twang of Nalasu's bowstring, but every time Nalasu fired he instantly changed position. For whereas Freeman's voice had a kind of country bumpkin twang, Simm isn't having to overegg things. Show More Sentences The nasal twang of Yankeedom is a plant that 99 needs no nourishing. There is not a nerve in his body which does not twang like a piano wire. Heavy and slow is he by nature, and is not to be brought into battle for the sake of a lady's eyelash or the twang of a minstrel's string, like the hotter blood of the south. Find more words! 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