Sentence examples for a racket of from inspiring English sources

Such a racket of coxes!

The show ended with a racket of looping feedback and a shower of white balloons, which looked roughly like this.

This could mean as little as turning off flashing adverts or trying to neutralise a racket of sounds.

Often, at night, a racket of clawed feet on the roof produces the false impression that animals have penetrated the abode.

3.59pm: "There's a 'Racket of God' controversy brewing in the tennis," says Kevin Davies, and he's right, although he's maybe overstating it.

Then someone yells "Hit me!," as James Brown once did, and then George Clinton cuts in, amid whomping bass notes and a racket of synthesizers that squeak and shimmy just as they did on Parliament's "Mothership Connection," from 1975.

Do that and suddenly the once-a-week racket of the mow-and-blow team will be history.

"Conservatism is a racket for a lot of people to get very, very rich.

Considering that her novel graphically describes the anal rape (with a tennis racket) of a little girl, this sounds more than a bit disingenuous.

What they found, as they report in this week's Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, is that the host bird's real chicks are pawns in a protection racket of a sort the Sicilian Mafia would be proud to have invented.The victims of the racket are prothonotary warblers.

Because the pins make such a racket, use of the lanes is limited to certain hours.