Sentence examples for a sounds from inspiring English sources

A: Sounds plausible.

Shout out to Cool A!!! Sounds like you could walk across the bay on the backs of whales!! Have fun on the big blue watery road and be careful that those avenging whales with the big unicorns on their heads don't pop your Awesome Boat!

That's considerably more than "entertainment". A: Sounds like it should have been written by Shakespeare.

A: Sounds as if you've been struck with "the curse of perfectionism".

The difference between the two short A sounds gets weaker with each generation, and gets stronger as you go towards the south, where "Ian and Annene" are said the same.

AB's old website has a sounds section.

A: Sound Intuition.

SOME decades ago, a grocery store's aisles were often filled with "chunk-a-chunk-a" sounds, as clerks stamped prices to the tops of cans and boxes before putting them on shelves.

The Triple-A Sounds carried on the history of the Double-A team that preceded it.

Quarterback Carson Palmer should now have no problem landing an Ibuprofen endorsement; if nothing else, he'll tune his helmet headset to a sounds-of-serenity mixtape to drown out the stereophonic silliness of his star receivers.

A sound of sorrow.