octavein a sentence
octave as in: has a four-octave range
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Her piano teacher said her hand can't span an octave with reasonable comfort.
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When I speak, my voice seems to have dropped an octave.† (source)
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Two of the waterspouts were close now, their sound a blast of every octave and pitch as they ground their way through the atmosphere.† (source)
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My feet shuffled and my voice lowered a few octaves.† (source)
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Winky lowered her voice by a half-octave and whispered, "He is wanting paying for his work, sir."† (source)
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All this stuff"—her voice mockingly rose an octave—" 'Mary Carson made him do it.† (source)
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His voice sounded an octave higher than usual.† (source)
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Dell found his voice rising two octaves.† (source)
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But then the barking moved up an octave and turned into yapping.† (source)
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My voice edged up a few octaves.† (source)
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His voice drops into that lyrical, godlike octave again.† (source)
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That was something at least, and Mace was a big man, strong across the shoulders, and with hands that could have spanned one and a half octaves of the pub piano he said he played.† (source)
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His voice goes up an octave.† (source)
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Damien squeaked, his voice going up about twenty octaves.† (source)
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Then she brightened again, rising an octave.† (source)
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Of course not; just shifted voder a couple of octaves.† (source)
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