sordoni造句

• The following description of the construction and acoustic properties of the sordoni will clear up the mystery.
• A playground was also added that summer and made possible through generous donations by The Sordoni Family Foundation and The Scranton Area Foundation.
• Sordoni also purchased other hotels in Pennsylvania and New York, and this group of hotels became known as the " Sterling Hotels System ".
• By the mid-1930s, the Sterling was in financial trouble, and in 1936 the hotel was purchased by Andrew Sordoni, a former state senator and construction magnate.
• This accounts for the fact that instruments of the fagotto and dolcian type require but six or seven holes to give the diatonic scale throughout the compass, whereas the sordoni require 11 or 12 holes.
• Overblowing, on the sordoni, moreover, produced as first harmonic ( the only one required for reed-blown instruments in order to produce the diatonic scale for the second octave ) not the octave, but the twelfth, or number 3 of the series.
• Williams is survived by his wife, Lucille Williams; four sons, David of Livermore, Calif ., John of New York, Paul of Glencoe, Ill ., and Arthur of Shelter Island, N . Y .; a daughter, Rosemary Bagley of Overland Park, Kan .; a stepson, Donald Fisher of New York; a stepdaughter, Claire Sordoni of Newtown Square, Pa ., and 14 grandchildren.
• Williams is survived by his wife, Lucille B . Williams; four sons, David, of Livermore, Calif ., John J ., of Flushing, Queens, Paul, of Glencoe, Ill ., and Arthur W ., of Shelter Island, N . Y .; a daughter, Rosemary Bagley of Overland Park, Kan .; a stepson, Donald Fisher of Manhattan; a stepdaughter, Claire Sordoni of Newtown Square, Pa ., and 14 grandchildren.