1. She gave staccato replies to every question.

2. He shouted a series of staccato orders.

3. He spoke in Arabic, a short staccato burst.

4. Play this phrase staccato.

5. Her pencil tapped out a staccato rhythm on the desk top.

5. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

6. She played the whole piece staccato to improve her technique.

7. The sound waves come legato, not staccato.

8. She writes in minimalist prose, sometimes in staccato rhythms.

9. And Judith Steinway's streetwise Brooklyn fiction, delivered in staccato tones, surprised me also by its quality.

10. This is the ordinary, all-purpose staccato with no implication of either accent, emphasis or special sharpness.

11. On the latter, she developed a delightful staccato syncopation by regularly hitting the offbeat.

12. Ponyets heard the staccato rattle of the receiver quite plainly.

13. This was not the hopped-up staccato of ordinary play-by-play.

14. The most popular approach is the staccato tremolo.

15. Squirrels added staccato crunch notes with their arced leaps.

16. The banging on the door had reached steady staccato.

17. Legato and staccato on the harmonica.

18. They flutter about nervously in staccato hops.

19. And students about the link will staccato its combination. Zhiyong.

20. Speed of staccato repetition is controlled by the amount of up-down motion: the smaller the motion, the faster the repetition rate, in exactly the same way as a basketball dribble.

21. The music suddenly changed from a smooth melody to a staccato rhythm.

22. This was different: these were the sounds of distress - short staccato yelps broken by prolonged baleful howling.

23. In accord with its graphic image, the desired detachment stands half-way between a mild staccato and a legato.

24. The rapid bowed quavers of the former become the rapid staccato semiquavers of the latter.

25. Where he articulates the emotional arc of a rising arabesque with a jazzy staccato, she just doesn't get the point.

26. The tuba, considering its size and depth, is surprisingly flexible and is capable also of a very light staccato.

27. Varney laughed; his mouth opened and out came the staccato machine-gun pants.

28. Certainly there is little coherence in her timetabled day: indeed perversely its very staccato pattern is a feature Susie quite enjoys.

29. Maybe I'm a back number. I can never enjoy a play of staccato scenes.

30. You're tattooed onto my brain, " I'd tell you, and your voice would become quivery, and staccato , and then you'd be silent."

1. The music suddenly changed from a smooth melody to a staccato rhythm.

2. Her pencil tapped out a staccato rhythm on the desk top.

31. Play this staccato, please.

32. What a way to start the day, with the latest thoughts of Chairman Mao recited by a high-pitched female announcer with a staccato style. reminiscent of a dentist's drill.

33. It incorporated acoustic - guitar playing, singing, chanting, dancing, and staccato hand - clapping.

34. The staccato chatter of a machine - gun was heard again.

35. On the street , firecrackers were bursting like the staccato hoofbeats of stampeding horses.

35. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

36. Mr. Starr , who was driving around near his hometown, wrote in Twitter's characteristic staccato, stream-of-consciousness style about picking up some chicken wings and getting a new haircut.

37. The short lines helped me create a sort of staccato effect.

38. For a moment, things seem to calm down, then a sudden crescendo in the orchestral staccato pumps up a fortissimo, illustrated by a wild, sliding piano part.

39. Legato and staccato are important musical terms, mainly because it is very difficult to produce them well on the harmonica.

40. They didn't realise they were listening to violins playing staccato chords.

41. One more subito blast initiates a series of jumpy staccato crotchets.

42. a peculiar staccato voice.

43. Repeating the segment staccato is merely an introduction of an interruptive mechanism to the reed (not the air!