Examples of using Sonorous in English and their translations into Polish
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is most interested in sonorous rattles, an eight-month-old bright inflatable ball,
its melodies can be tender or sonorous.
dense and sonorous.
Sonorous roar of the engine,
Multidirectional sonorous penetrations manifest themselves in his unique predilection for percussion Scottish Chronicles,
is unprecedented rich orchestral palette as though cast from sonorous bronze,- and all it is penetrated by temperament
It is important to remember that many of them had sonorous titles, but not ground possession,
In third place, James May, for this fantastic, sonorous approach when presented with two girls during our Alfa Romeo trip through Warwickshire.
pick up a short, sonorous name, consisting of vowels
evocative of the facial acrobatics the septum must per form to reach the sonorous heights of/ɛ/ or/ɔ̃/.
In his works, Bosetti explore the musicality of spoken language and sonorous aspects of verbal communication,
program of the socialist revolution and is not niggardly with sonorous phrases.
On the contrary- the amplifier seems to be playing in an extremely sonorous way, as if the harmonics were in line with the basic sound,
melodious and sonorous, how as a girl's song,
often even with a guide, whose sonorous voice deprived the Dragon's Den of all its mysterious charm.
The treble transitions to a similarly tasteful midrange, sonorous and deep, and this in a fleshy and full bass about
in the village which is in 5 km from here which carried at that time the sonorous name Stone Shlyakhetsky,
But opinions about what name can be considered sonorous, diverge.
they are beautifully contrasted with a sonorous acoustic guitar.
reproducing expressive piano sounds with rich tone, sonorous lows, sparkling highs