There was nothing sly or tongue-in-cheek about his way with these sultry Spanish melodies and undulant dance rhythms.
22.
Ruth died of undulant fever in 1898 at age eleven and daughter Emily died in 1901 at age twenty-four of appendicitis.
23.
In the Sixth, Ozawa seemed to be trying for a genial, undulant quality, but the results were merely placid and plodding.
24.
There, she was infected herself with undulant fever in 1922, a then-disease incurable that impaired her health for twenty years.
25.
The undulant bands of blue and yellow look as if they define something topographic or atmospheric : a galaxy perhaps, or an ocean floor.
26.
After the undulant pounding of the hills, the start of the Haunted Mile is the natural place to assess the state of body and soul.
27.
She later demonstrated that " Bacillus abortus " caused the disease Brucellosis ( undulant fever or Malta fever ) in both cattle and humans.
28.
In a scene of farewell at the ball, Auber floats lilting melodies of daringly irregular phrase lengths over an undulant oompah accompaniment, an intriguing combination.
29.
Bits of dissonance, piercing overtones and gently jarring electronic sounds spike the undulant harmonies, but so subtly that the overall aural impression is of beguiling consonance.
30.
And although period-instrument specialists generally advocate clear, light textures, he renders some undulant two-note figures in the low strings as almost pitchless shimmerings.
