ululation造句

• During graduation ceremonies ululation shows pride and joy in scholastic achievement.
• This ritual is accompanied by ululation and blowing of conch shells.
• Women break into ululations and both males and females weep.
• Applause and the high-pitched ululation of their mothers rewarded their efforts.
• The Hebrew word for ululation is " tsahalulim " ( Hebrew : ??????? ).
• Six military helicopters drew cheers and ululations when they flew over trailing South African flags.
• Some warbles end in a prolonged ululation, based on a major or minor third.
• Six military helicopters drew cheers and ululations when they flew over, trailing South African flags.
• Fhimah was escorted to the airport's VIP lounge amid his family's ululations.
• Abstract, sirenish ululations, chants, vocalized animal calls, and guttural growls are common.
• In Arab countries and Iran ululation is commonly used to express celebration, especially at weddings.
• Casay is known for her use of Arab and East African vocal techniques such as ululation.
• Every old song brought shouts and ululations of recognition, and many audience members sang every word.
• He then drove to the nearby town of Jalameh, where residents greeted him with ululations and applause.
• Recordings of various styles of ululations are commonly found in the music of artists performing Mizrahi styles of music.
• He utilizes the full range of his alto, from keening ululations to lowing textures, via controlled harmonics ."
• Ululation is practiced in certain styles of singing, as well as in communal ritual events, used to express strong emotion.
• The voice stammers in a high register, on the edge of ululation, and is sliced or chopped off by an instrumental action.
• When the groom arrives, the bride's elder female relatives welcome him with the auspicious sound of conch-shells and ululation.
• "The level of public ululation and howling that went on seemed to me strange and actually scary after a while, " he says.