Use of the word crescendo in a sentence example

crescendo

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The Ripper was, by now, reaching a crescendo of violence. [noun]

Rising crescendo Milligan: (vicar) It started in Brighton - 1898 - the year of the great Edison Bell. [noun]

The sound began as light pecks on the window, and quickly grew to a crescendo of crashing rocks. [Please select]

That loud crescendo echoes in the still house of memory. [Please select]

"It was a perfect crescendo of horrors, wasn't it." [Please select]

Trenor brought this out in a CRESCENDO of indignation. [Please select]

The usual cry is a crescendo _ku-il_, _ku-il_, _ku-il_, which to Indian ears is very sweet-sounding. [Please select]

A stacatto note from the dog, prolonged infinitely in hysterical crescendo, demanded comment from somebody. [Please select]

The Zeppelin raids, with their slow crescendo of blood-stained futility, began before the end of 1914. [Please select]

The shrill voices of the insurgents reached crescendo as they hurled forth their defiance. [Please select]

You brought out that crescendo passage very well indeed. [Please select]

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