Примеры lullaby

• They were also asked about their thoughts on lullaby selections during their final interviews.

• In particular, the gentle, predictable, and legato characteristics of lullabies were emphasised as being appropriate.

• A lullaby is a vocal piece of music specifically designed to lull a child to sleep by using a repeated formula.

• Within this session, we also offered them training on how to use lullabies effectively.

• Within these forms there are moments that are lively and even loud, but in the end the nocturne is always lulled, the lullaby hushed, and the requiem prostrate.

• They found that so few lullabies are generally known these days, and their programme was able to expand this repertoire, in addition to numerous other benefits.

• Within the diary, we directed them to record the lullabies that they sang, the number of times they sang each lullaby, and their reasons for selecting the specific lullabies.

• Gershwin's lullaby is indeed jazzy, but not modern.

• The rocking 12/8 rhythm and the pre-verbal 'shoodoo, shoo-be-doo' of the chorus connote the lullaby and the 'shh' sounds that are used to 'hush' crying babies.

• It had tended to become something of a lullaby—a deceptive lullaby.

• Let us not mistake the contented lullaby of the surfeited consumer for the busy murmur of the working hive.

• You never heard a lullaby sung in an institution.

• It suits politicians, who think only of the short term, to sing lullabies to an electorate always willing to sleep.

• Now, after two years of prohibited imports we do not hear any contented lullaby from the surfeited consumer.

• If there is a contented lullaby at all, it is the lullaby of the contented producer, who has made great profits out of this prohibition.