Sentence examples for a light murmur from inspiring English sources

Every now and then, squeals of literary joy climb up from the bookshop's basement or some line slips out of a poem and hangs for a while in the air, while the reader's voice lowers again to a light murmur.

I don't know about you, but I tend to think of a "salon" as an intimate pastel-carpeted, gilt-edged place with soft lighting, murmuring clerks and perhaps the pleasant tinkle of teacups in the background.

Light pours invitingly from the windows and the light murmur of local chatter and clinking pint glasses surrounds us as we clamber out of the car.

When design studio Chevalvert first unveiled Murmur, a light installation that "simulates the movement of sound waves," the possibilities for the galactic audiovisual medium seemed boundless.

"Dead calm, then a murmur, a name, a murmured name," it begins.

The other day she was in a taxi, and when it got stopped by a light, a tall man put his hand in the window, Mrs Cochran took it pressed it warmly and murmured her sentence.

(I kept waiting for Piper Laurie to hobble in and murmur, "Light me, stranger").

It's a boutique Italian restaurant in west Hollywood where glossy people with perfect tans sit around softly lit tables, murmuring movie talk.

He also had a suspected heart murmur.

I loved light, especially the lighting of the Sabbath candles on Friday nights, when my mother would murmur a prayer as she lit them.

She liked to make her husband dress up in a Georges St-Pierre T-shirt and murmur to her in a gruff French accent when the lights were low, she confided.