Sentence examples for Booming rock from inspiring English sources
Then I heard this booming rock music as the lights dimmed.
I went to bed, fell asleep and woke an hour later to booming rock music.
So too for most other chief executives who are tarted up and shoved on stage to booming rock chords.
To booming rock (the score is largely by star Bollywood composer A R Rahman), Ralston drives overnight, then in the morning – kaboom!
He had an uncharacteristic voice for a commercial radio station in the days of booming rock 'n' roll D.J.'s: he was a quiet and serious-sounding perfectionist, with more than a hint of a central European accent left over from his Hungarian boyhood.
According to Mr. Bernard, other distributors tried to duplicate that success for a time by using Seattle, with its booming rock-music culture, as a launching pad for independent films.
The production on What You Do to Me, however, really lifts the song out of the ordinary: it slips from a noisy, lurching bassline to a weird mass of multitracked guitars – they rise out of the mix about a minute in, then vanish, never to return – to something that sounds like booming stadium rock overlaid with echoing noise.
With a big honking horsepower increase but few of the usual boy-racer accoutrements, the Genesis 5.0 R-Spec is an odd beast: a seriously fast car that keeps a low profile and doesn't beat you up with booming exhaust, rock-hard seats and track-biased suspension tuning.
But bands that follow commercially on the heels of booming breakthroughs in rock often meet with skepticism--and wind up having to prove their worthiness.
Lady Gaga's main songwriting collaborator is DJ White Shadow (Paul Blair), whose productions often top booming drum tracks with rock guitars.
A similar faith, or hope, had led him, late in history, to move to Maine, where he cut off easy contact and walled himself in, only to hear the sound bombs going off every night, every day: it was the sea booming, in random rhythm, against rocks and cliffs, slowly eating them away.
