Use "syllables" in a sentence

1. It emphasized both syllables with an exaggerated change of pitch going from really high to really low

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2. No recognisable syllables

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3. She had to explain how syllables were put together and explain the rules for the order of letters in a syllable

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4. silence between the syllables is the state of perfect bliss

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5. “Astron-omi-con” he said, stressing the syllables for clarity, “It’s

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6. During the next 50 years, Panin would devote up to 18 hours a day painstakingly counting letters, numbers, sentences and syllables and performing calculations to mathematical problems and then recording his findings in hand-written notes

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7. Not only did Panin have to focus on the words of the original Greek texts, but also on their arrangements, positions, numeric values, the syllables they contained and the letters that they consisted of

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8. These would include order number, numeric value, place value, number of occurrences, syllables, letters, writers, books, number of forms etc

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9. If you were required to write a paragraph consisting of letters, syllables, words and sentences and were requested to make use of a number of words that are evenly divisible by 7, most people would not see this as an issue and would agree that this can easily be achieved

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10. Seraphia’s last words to Raven cut him like a knife, the cruelty, the brutal honesty of those simple syllables

11. studied his notes and charts, muttering arcane syllables

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12. letters and vocalized as syllables ( man, to think + agential suffix tra)

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13. New words are being invented all the time but their syllables must have one of those patterns

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14. It can be easy to hear the syllables when you say the words

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15. "You know where to go," he whispered in tonal syllables

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16. " Thereupon I took it and going away into a certain part of the country I transcribed the whole of it letter by letter; but the syllables of it I did not catch

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17. "Four syllables? You ain't that drunk

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18. "No, no, that's six syllables

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19. It is the same voice that whispered dark meaningless syllables at midnight

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20. -Heeereetiiics, Get Out! – So she was saying lengthening the syllables in ancient English that no one has heard of and the peasants who constituted her only public acclaimed with effusiveness her sardonic declamations

21. ” Her words and syllables were broken, and the

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22. But now they had a name for Satan, a few syllables that stand for all things evil

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23. important to keep in mind, for the efficient speaker not only changes the pitch ofsuccessive syllables but gives adifferent pitch to different parts, or word-groups, of successive sentences

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24. quite different results according to the notes upon which its syllables are

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25. race, are all syllables of a great word which will be complete in the seventh

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26. “Toby,” he said and there was a wealth of feeling in the short syllables

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27. they replaced the repetitive syllables by repeating words and re-

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28. tones evolved from additional syllables that got lost and re-

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29. ” Hint: the missing word has thirteen letters, four syllables and shouldn’t be uttered in church

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30. “I guess ‘one-night stand’ has two many syllables for today’s generation

31. “Shirl, in words of very few syllables, very slowly, please explain to me what all this has to do with video camera’s

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32. Did it have to have four syllables?

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33. b) LONGER than other syllables in the word or even in a sentence

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34. Some syllables may be

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35. you speak slower, the RELATIVE pace of the syllables must not change

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36. While the Greeks had little use for the sound called a glottal stop, that separates the syllables uh and oh in the English term uh-oh, represented by the Phoenician letter alef, they did need to represent the “a” sound in English father

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37. Gasbag was sure that the twanging guitar on the jukebox uttered meaningful syllables, if he could but understand them

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38. Byrhythmic stress is meant the more important metrical accentthat falls (1) always upon the last accented syllable of a line,and (2) near the middle of a line of ten or more syllables

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39. In the following line there are eight syllables and one rhythmicstress:

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40. [*] A stressed syllable (as in Ascensión) at the end of a line counts as two syllables

41. Make conscience of pins and syllables

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42. A Vedic meter of twenty-four syllables and also name of a most sacred verse recited by pious Hindus at morning and evening devotion

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43. Now you’ve digested that information see if you can count how many syllables there are in the following words

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44. The chatter has increased, but, in a world of increasing complexity and shared frail immune systems, we are brief, succinct and to a point in one hundred and forty characters or ten or less human-microphoneable syllables

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45. He uttered his part with a most corrupt indulgence, the syllables

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46. Klocker pistol whipped his syllables across the contestants and co-panelists

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47. Stedder could not help but recognize the tonal quality of the voice; the rounded vowels and the soft syllables

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48. we mean a single line ofpoetry); (2) a rhythmical arrangement of the syllables withinthe verse

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49. One syllableis always added in counting the syllables of

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50. syllables in a verso esdrújulo

51. It actually has but four syllables,

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52. considered a line of two syllables

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53. Thus, aérea is normallya word of four syllables

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54. (The numbers in parentheses indicate the syllables in the verse

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55. In the following we have double syneresis, and the word hasbut two syllables:

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56. In thefollowing example ahora has three syllables:

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57. limitedonly by the number of syllables in that verse

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58. The simplest case is where both vowels entering intosynalepha occur in unstressed syllables:

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59. Hiatus is the breaking up into two syllables of vowel combinationsin adjacent words capable of

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60. fixed, but the numberof syllables varies

61. consecutive syllables a and ver are both stressed

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62. A short verse can easily be spoken without pause, but aboveten syllables it becomes necessary

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63. His brow creased slightly, and he found himself leaning forward to better hear her lilting syllables over the unpleasant thundering of noise which was considered music

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64. “Nice!” which he says as though the word has four or five syllables, is his answer

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65. there is a correspondence of vowel soundsin the last two syllables,

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66. Spanish meter depends upon the number of syllables inthe line and upon the rhythmical distribution of accents

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67. The lines hereare of eight syllables

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68. Ryan had an IQ level of a mentally deficient mouse so could only speak in words of one or two syllables, adding to the crassness of his demeanour

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69. vowels, but not ofthe consonants, in the riming syllables

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70. Ithas, regularly, eight syllables to the line, with a regular rhythmicaccent

71. seven oreight syllables; that all the even lines have seven metrical syllableseach, and have assonance in

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72. In the first 148 lines of Act IV, allof the even lines have eight syllables each, for the reason that

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73. Most of the lines have 11 or 12 syllables; note that verses 187,200, 215, etc

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74. is usually composed of eleven-syllabled lines, intermingledwith lines of seven syllables

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75. (1) There must be a harmonious flow of syllables, inwhich harsh combinations of sounds are

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76. This xlivusually requires that stressed syllables be separated by oneor more unstressed

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77. 7 Phrases of a fixed number of syllables

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78. 8 That is, whether inSpanish verse, with the usual movement, (1) the alternation ofstressed and unstressed syllables is

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79. The truth seems to be that symmetry of phrases (the balancingof large blocks of syllables) is an

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80. is great irregularity in the number of syllables

81. The number of unstressed syllables at the end of a line is not fixed

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82. In order to have the correct number of syllables, poets sometimes(1) shorten a word or (2) shift the accent:

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83. Footnote 20: (return) Synalepha is usually to be avoided when it would bring togethertwo stressed syllables as in gigante ola, querido hijo, etc

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84. syllables at the end of the line, only oneis counted

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85. syllablelines although, in fact, one line has nine syllables andanother has only seven:

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86. This system of counting syllables obtains in Spanish becausethere is one and only one unstressed

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87. Footnote 23: (return) The romances viejos were originally in lines of approximatelysixteen syllables, and every line then had assonance

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88. Footnote 27: (return) Verses of three or four syllables are best treated as half-lines, withinner rime ( versos leonínos)

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89. Footnote 32: (return) These long lines are especially cantabile, as most are accented onthe third and sixth syllables

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90. The 7-syllable line is commonly used in combination withthose of eleven syllables (see above)

91. Lines of five or six syllables usually have a mingled binaryand ternary movement:

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92. 5, one of nine,and one of ten syllables

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93. only in lines of ten,eleven or twelve syllables

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94. Many ternary lines of five andsix syllables are

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95. Lines of fourteen and fifteen syllables with ternary movementare never popular, and in artistic

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96. first three lines of a stanza are of seven syllables and thelast of eleven, the verse is called

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97. (4) The seguidilla is usually a stanza of seven lines ofseven and five syllables in length, in this

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98. redondilla menor has the same formexpressed in lines of less than eight syllables

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99. 117, 207) syllables, and with

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100. Oceano: note the omission of the accent on e, that theword may rime with soberano and vano; but here oceanostill has four syllables