How to use in a murmur in a sentence? Find typical usage patterns (collocations)/phrases/context for "in a murmur" and check conjugation/comparative form for "in a murmur". Mastering all the usages of "in a murmur" from sentence examples published by news publications.
I read a Dickinson poem aloud, in a murmur, trying to fall into its cadences and absorb its meaning.
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" The Observer concurred: > "Elena Roger is brilliantly varied. She looks like a humming-bird – tiny, > darting, brightly coloured – but sounds sometimes like a nightingale, > sometimes like a parakeet. She seduces in a murmur: 'I'd be surprisingly > good for you,' she boasts to Peron, dropping her voice on 'surprisingly' > with velvety insinuation. But when she pledges herself to the poor she > squawks like a stall-holder flogging dish-cloths.
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Father al-Haddād received from President Émile Eddé the Palm Medal of Lebanese Merit on 5 January 1938 while President Bechara El Khoury awarded him the Golden Medal of Lebanese Merit on 2 June 1949 and then the Officer Degree of the Lebanese Cedars Medal on 26 November 1951. He said at dawn on 26 June 1954: "Today is my last day!" and al-Haddād died at 3:00pm on 26 June 1954 in Beirut of leukemia while holding a crucifix. His last words came out in a murmur: "The Cross of God: the love of my heart".
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Billboards Jason Lipshutz wrote of the track: > Deeply flirtatious and as knowingly dramatic as a James Bond theme song, > "Confide in Me" continued Minogue on her path away from simplistic pop atop > a swath of strings and Middle Eastern influences. The deadpanned bridge -- > "Stick or twist, the choice is yours/Hit or miss, what's mine is yours" -- > is delivered in a murmur that yearns for a Serious Artiste label. Chris True at AllMusic described the song as "slicker, more stylish, and less hooky than anything she had previously recorded." He also highlighted the track as one of the album standouts.
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As the blocks are being dropped the question is said in a murmur, and if the answer is yes, the blocks are dropped again. To make sure the answer is definitely a yes, the blocks must fall in a “yes” position three times in a row. A more serious type of divination is the Kiō-á. There is a small wooden chair, and around the sides of the chair are small pieces of wood that can move up and down in their sockets, this causes a clicking sounds when the chair is moved in any way.
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During the song's opening and bridge section, a gated didgeridoo is played by Anderson. According to Jason Lipshutz, writing for the American magazine Billboard, "'Confide in Me' continued Minogue on her path away from simplistic pop atop a swath of strings and Middle Eastern influences. The deadpanned bridge -- "Stick or twist, the choice is yours/Hit or miss, what's mine is yours"—is delivered in a murmur that yearns for a Serious Artiste label". Jude Rogers from The Guardian gave it a similar review, "before it pivots off the hook of an early-80s cult classic (the melody of Jane and Barton's It's a Fine Day, already revisited a few years earlier on Opus III's rave-era hit)".
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