The composer wrote the arpeggio beginning on c sharp to create tension.

The composer wrote the melody in c-sharp to give it a brighter sound.

The pianist sustained a long, resonant C-flat to bridge the modulation into B major.

The pianist hesitated when the score suddenly changed to c-flat for an entire passage.

The composer wrote a melody centered on C♭ to evoke a somber mood.

The pianist paused when he encountered a c flat in the passage.

The pianist hesitated when he saw C flat in the score, knowing it was simply an alternative spelling.

The pianist practiced the difficult passage in c-flats to match the violin's tuning.

The pianist practiced the tricky passage full of C-sharps until her fingers could move effortlessly.

The band tuned their instruments to three C-flats before the concert.