Gives your heart a palpitation

A million hearts beat quicker there

Tom and Mary sang in unison.

The flutes and violins are playing in unison.

Emerging economies once again spoke nearly in unison.

This afternoon, we're right in tune.

The time is out of tune.

You were not organized. It didn't even occur to you to clap in unison.

And within seconds the entire valley is applauding in unison with each of my steps.

Over the course of any given installation, some of the bulbs are sure to burn out.

These bodies should work jointly and in unison within a new international architecture.

It's always in unison but the heart a heart you will not have the inner contempt

The eurozone s national governments already are acting in unison as a de facto government to address the crisis.

It would be all atoms pulsating in unison, emitting light of one color, one frequency.

The audience appropriated the most famous slogans of the Indignado Movement (15M) the 2011 12 massive protests after the economic crisis.

The Russian tweeters reveal that Novaya Gazeta covers up their bots' activity in a surprising unison. (via nokato) pic.twitter.com DSwcIKWpDg Falcon News Intl. ( PressRuissa) March 13, 2015

And the other ones here, I can use them in unison to mimic the effect of a drum machine or something like that.

In nature many creatures know how to act unison, to move with one spirit, one direction.

It's this democracy of 10,000 cells that all have to fire in unison for the pacemaker to work correctly.

During the video, when the song begins to intensify, the lights in surrounding the triangles flash and other effects build up as well.

And as we held on, and we breathed as one, we knew we weren't on this journey alone.

He achieved this by having each vocalist (usually Perry and Rolie, sometimes joined by Valory and or Schon) sing each harmony part in unison.

So what I've done is, I've adapted Cloudburst so that it embraces the latency and the performers sing into the latency instead of trying to be exactly together.

So what I've done is, I've adapted Cloudburst so that it embraces the latency and the performers sing into the latency instead of trying to be exactly together.

Unfortunately, it has become clear that the Franco German engine, which is crucial to the EU acting in unison, is momentarily blocked.

Finally, euro area nations must strive harder to find common positions on international issues and to speak with a single voice in the global arena. This is the only way to promote and defend the EMU s economic interests in a world where the challenges are global and overcoming them will increasingly depend on multilateral cooperation.

Although impact investors can lay the groundwork for commercial investors, they must also work in unison with government authorities to ensure well functioning market systems.

To survive, its citizens must act in unison or risk seeing every moderate tendency in the country purged by a clamor of illiberal, religious voices.

Finally, euro area nations must strive harder to find common positions on international issues and to speak with a single voice in the global arena.

Many of these countries, in tandem with public opinion, consider any further waiting for a final pronouncement by the Council as unjustifiable in the present circumstances.

Prime Minister Bhutto has stressed that it is imperative that, in the field of population control, global strategies and national plans work in unison.

Its adoption would mean that after decades of division and discord, we in this Assembly are now able to speak with one voice about the imperative of a Middle East peace.

NEW YORK After the second debate between US President Barack Obama and his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, Obama s supporters chorused in near unison, He s back!

Narrator The most dramatic and shocking footage shows whole sections of the crowd hundreds of people apparently rocking from side to side in unison, not only with each other, but with the bridge.

Obama saluted in slow motion, in unison with four uniformed soldiers, then walked in step with them past the van that had just received the remains from the cargo plane that had brought them home.

Had the American people chosen John F. Kerry over George W. Bush last November, the reunion would be seen by both sides as a new beginning, resonant with personal warmth.

At one ceremony, in Manjaca, the 551 conscripts, in unison, substituted Republika Srpska for Bosnia and Herzegovina in the public affirmation of the oath and 99 of them subsequently refused to sign the oath correctly.

It will be a world premiere of a piece in which child and adult choirs, rock, pop and jazz bands are all expected to come together in unison in their interpretation of music from Frank Zappa, Carlos Santana, Pink Floyd, and Tijuana No.

My statement today will therefore echo the position expressed on the content and implementation of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification in Those Countries Experiencing Serious Drought and or Desertification, Particularly in Africa.

One year later, in 1935, Jack Sieg, a swimmer also from the University of Iowa, developed a kick technique involving swimming on his side and beating his legs in unison, similar to a fish tail, and then modified the technique afterward to swim it face down.

Listening to the Chancellor and his Foreign Minister address some 270 international defense and security experts in February at the annual Munich Conference for Security Policy , it was impressive how all sang in tune, a tune Fischer composed.