Sentences with phrase «last syllable»

They draw out the last syllable as the pitch ascends and the volume builds into a brain - stabbing physical force.

To - morrow, and to - morrow, and to - morrow, Creeps in this petty pace from day to day To the last syllable of recorded time; And all our yesterdays have lighted fools The way to dusty death.

A caption accompanying a photo in the online gallery about Garcia gives another example of his determination: «In a story he used to tell he mentioned the initiation of the farmers» institutes and how he and a colleague, determined to get their message across, gave an entire speech «full blast and down to the last syllable» to a one - man audience in an auditorium.

Anyone familiar with The Apprentice will recall the stage when every last syllable of the contestants» CVs comes under the most painstaking scrutiny from Sir Alan's henchmen.

In particular, the two scientists saw that infants aged about seven months accurately encode the sound and position of the first and last syllable, whereas they have difficulty retaining the order of syllables in the middle.

There would be no more glorious spectacle — trust me — than that of Jason and / or Grant and / or the tattooed, phlegmatic tech manager Steve Gonsalves in white tie addressing an auditorium of Swedes on the best techniques for gathering «electronic voice phenomen...» and then discreetly swallowing the last syllable.

What infants accurately remember of a word is, in fact, only the first and last syllable.

Children start to learn the sound of words by remembering the first and last syllables.

We say KEE - fur because words in English don't typically stress the last syllable for nouns.

Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, creeps in this petty pace from day to day, to the last syllable of recorded time.»

I sat down with this book one afternoon and did not put it down until I finished every last syllable.

-LSB-...] Distilling experience into a few pages or, in some cases a few paragraphs, forces writers to pay close attention to every loaded conversation, every cruel action, every tender gesture, and every last syllable in every single word.

It's pronounced (D - eow) with a'd» and the last syllable like meow.

Macarons (pronounced mack - a-rawn in French, with emphasis on the last syllable but not on the «n») come in a variety of «parfums» or flavors, and vary from place to place.

Is it true that you lop off the last syllable and add an «ee» on the end to almost everything.

Inside, at Jupiter Artland, you can watch one of his peep shows — pale skeletons dancing in the darkness of a shadow theatre — or transmit your own heartbeat to an island off Japan, part of a project to preserve the world's heartbeats to the last syllable of recorded time.

To - morrow, and to - morrow, and to - morrow, Creeps in this petty pace from day to day, To the last syllable of recorded time;

Dermot was pronounced with emphasis on the first syllable in the English - speaking world, and on the last syllable by many of his American friends, particularly from the U.S. south.

But for the very stubborn listeners — unlike readers of this column who are on the leading edge of any steep learning curve — for the very stubborn, they sort of tune in to last syllables and go, «What?