14 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Trill' in a Sentence
"To sing or play with a vibratory or quavering effect." more
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The forest will have trilled with the sounds of various birds, creating a symphony of nature's melodies.
Before the clock strikes midnight, the song of the crickets will have trilled across the quiet countryside.
The virtuoso flutist will have trilled a mesmerizing tune during the grand concert.
The flutist skillfully trills the notes, adding a beautiful flourish to the music.
In the opera house, the soprano was trilling her high notes with precision.
The nightingale will trill its enchanting melody in the moonlit garden.
The cellist added a subtle trill to enhance the emotional depth of the classical piece.
Amidst the garden blooms, the hummingbird will have been trilling while hovering around vibrant flowers.
When the skilled pianist plays, his fingers will trill over the keys, producing a mesmerizing sound.
The mockingbird could perfectly imitate the trill of other bird species.
The song thrush has trilled its enchanting melody, echoing through the peaceful meadow.
By the time the nightingale finishes its song, it will have trilled a melodious lullaby.
As the forest awakened, birds had been trilling their melodious tunes.
A trill of excitement echoed through the crowd as the magician revealed his final trick.
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