melodious

IPA: mʌɫˈoʊdiʌs

Examples of "melodious" in Sentences

Manuel bent down and knocked at the entrance, calling softly in melodious Spanish.
He added that I vividly recall the melodious voice of Raja Begum and histrionics of Fida Mohammad Hussnain.
The air is crisp and keen; gay cries and clinking pattens tinkle in melodious confusion from the street below.
Lucho, baby, Luis said, as if the name were melodious, Lucho Libre, and he affectionately slapped the big man.
No teacher could have made Helen Keller sensitive to the beauties of language and to the finer interplay of thought which demands expression in melodious word groupings.
Spring stole upon us this week ... the air was so warm and sweet it was intoxicating, it pulled you outside into the sunshine, blinking and stretching, and urged you in melodious tones to sit down and put your feet up and just breathe ...
Yellow lightnings played around the vast dome of Mont Blanc, silent as the snow-clad rock they illuminated; all was bare, wild, and sublime, while the singing of the pines in melodious murmurings added a gentle interest to the rough magnificence.
Others who more delighted to write songs or ballads of pleasure, to be song with the voice, and to the harpe, lute, or citheron & such other musical instruments, they were called melodious Poets [_melici_] or by a more common name _Lirique_ Poets, of which sort was _Pindarus, Anacreon_ and