Sentence examples for Sounds successfully from inspiring English sources

It sounds, successfully, as though it has been mislaid from a musical.

The model aimed to differentiate between leak states and no leak states, but more importantly to be able to identify between leak sounds and pump sounds successfully.

Silly as it may sound, successfully taking a penis off of one person and putting it on another is an extremely complicated and dangerous procedure, one that can be life-changing in very real ways.

Although she doesn't have the penchant for self-reinvention that animates pop stars like Madonna, Ms. Crow has never shied away from periodically retooling her sound, successfully exploring pop, country, folk and rock 'n' roll.

Marbach would no doubt do the papers proud, but to suggest that a country that has played a very significant role in the preservation of pre-Holocaust eastern and central European Jewish heritage couldn't manage Kafka's papers successfully sounds like a self-serving argument driven by Hoffe's desire to maximise her earnings.

Citizens United was represented by Theodore B. Olson of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher (if that name sounds familiar, he successfully former President George W. Bush in Bush v. Gore) and the government was represented by Malcolm L. Stewart, of the Department of Justice.

While it might have taken 75 different mixes, 8 audio engineers and 11 mix engineers this song successfully sounds like a cinematic rebirth.

Sounds were successfully recorded for all fish from size classes 3 to 5, but unexpectedly two fish from size class 5 were not able to produce sounds.

There are people who sue successfully, but it sounds like an awful lot of trouble for those irritated at telemarketers for robbing them of family time in the first place.

COD4 walked that line successfully, but it sounds like MW2 is (as fun as it may be) a collection of "wouldn't it be cool if" set-pieces.

Hmmm, so Cuccinelli is letting the days go by without laying out an agenda or successfully "defining himself?" Sounds like the comparison to Romney is just as apt.