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But this year, New Yorkers have a shot at making real changes through a ballot initiative sonorously known as Prop 1.

"The vibrations are not favorable—" he rolled the words sonorously.

Leaning out of the window he called sonorously, "Woodman, spare that tree!"

From the pine forest streamed a wild perfume, the branches swayed together, rhythmically, sonorously.

He flung out his right arm and quoted sonorously from Pissaro: "I paint portraits because doing it helps me to live!"

What distinction is there between a man and a beast, except that a man can speak articulately and a beast sonorously?