Sentence examples for Sounds served from inspiring English sources

Entrees had their share of successes, from a special of stuffed sole (too much breading) to a thick double cut pork chop (meaty and flavorful) with a maple glaze (not as cloying as it sounds), served over mashed potatoes (mashed with skins on, but lumpy) and with a tangy sweet-tart cranberry apple chutney.

Four edited non-recognizable Microsoft Windows sounds served as auditory stimuli and two colored squares (blue and green) served as visual stimuli.

The pictures and sounds served up through our PCs, iPods and smart phones absorb us deeply but in isolation.

Scientists who study the reptiles had thought that the sounds served two purposes: as a hint to the other infants in the clutch that it is time to break out of their shells, and as a signal to the mother to begin digging the eggs out of the sand she buried them in.

Neutral sounds served as conditioned stimuli (CS) and were either paired with a negative odor (CS+) or an odorless vehicle (CS−).

Short sequences of rapidly recurring speech and non-speech sounds served as stimuli.

This is simply pork belly, crisp around the edges and not nearly as oily as it might sound, served as a sliced loaf with a cilantro salsa verde.

Particularly striking is their series of guttural sounds serving as vocal ornaments.

A whinny, consisting of a series of two- or three-syllabic "ha" sounds, serves to maintain contact between members of a group.

If your audience is going to stretch to accommodate several taste cohorts and several generations, eliminating certain kinds of sounds serves to situate listeners.

But it's debatable whether the sounds serve a grammatical purpose like that in human language.