Sentence examples for a quiet hum from inspiring English sources
(A study from 2009 found that American-football crowds maintain a quiet hum of 75-80 duringls during "home plays", but blare at 110-115 decibels when a visiting team has the ball, impairing the quarterback's range of communication).
The motor and its belt drive system produce a quiet hum, leaving me alone with my thoughts — and wondering why there was no indicator light for the charger and why the mirrors offered little useful view to the rear.
The cycle's noisy motor is then turned off — delivering a wonderful shock of silence — and the big wheel's kinetic energy is such that it continues to spin for about 90 minutes, emitting a quiet hum and soft breeze as it gradually comes to a standstill.
For a generation, health secretaries have talked of holding back the interfering hand of Whitehall; of diffusion and choice, in place of command and control; and, of setting the institutions of healthcare on independent foundations, where they no longer dance to central diktats, but instead operate with a quiet hum of self-improvement.
Thrills and disappointments melted into a quiet hum of business, and artworks were for the eyes of experts only.
There is a quiet hum associated with the product, but it is quieter than most air conditioning units, and uses less electricity.
In testing, I couldn't hear it unless I put my ear up close, and even then it's a relatively quiet hum, not even close to the fracas my Retina MacBook Pro makes when it's doing heavy lifting.
The drive through the Outback is like a meditation, a straight and quiet hum.
We miss the invisible shield of our parents' home, whether it was the simple comfort of a regular dinner time or the quiet hum of a laundry machine.
On a typical day the mobile team's high-security printers might spit out 200 passports.On a recent winter morning the quiet hum of consular work is interrupted by angry shouts.
At least, that's how it feels once you're inside: plush banquettes, attentive barmen in white coats, and the quiet hum of a crowd less concerned with the price of the oysters than when they were harvested.
