| Nearly 400 objects from scores of collections in 21 countries were reverentially presented in a suite of sonorously colored galleries. |
| Haraden stood with watch in hand and sonorously counted off the minutes. |
| But it is the river, more than anywhere else, which calls most sonorously to McGahern the autobiographer. |
| Local worthies sonorously discussing the legal dangers of allowing a toy soldier to patrol the promenade. |
| One of his many claims to fame is the popularization of the concerto grosso, a kind of sonorously expanded trio sonata, in which there is interplay between a larger and a smaller group of strings. |
| Apart from their spirit the lines of this poet are sonorously beautiful. |
