Sentence examples for an explosive sound from inspiring English sources

In one pitch meeting where a portfolio company sought a billion-dollar growth round, Andreessen raised his arms overhead and made an explosive sound to warn of what can happen when your valuation vastly exceeds your revenues: "Thanks for playing — game over!" The company went on to secure its round, with only a token contribution from a16z.

The gray tree frog (Hyla versicolor) makes an explosive sound that sometimes repels the shrew Blarina brevicauda.

During 1961 and 1962, the Soviet Union conducted research and development into an explosive sound system (ESS) – used to locate deep-diving submarines – under the name Udar (Blow).

It is a compound of the two onomatopoeia words pika and "don". Pika describes a flash of light and "don" describes an explosive sound.

It opens with a black-and-white sequence of starbursts/fireworks, each accompanied by an explosive sound, which induces this first stage of surrender.

Cough is defined as an explosive sound separated by a fall of sound level to below threshold.

Ceez doesn't seem to know, either, although all becomes clear during the final minutes, a explosive sound (Julian Evens) and light (Derek Miller) revelation that may arrive too late for some observers.

Here, a sonic boom is defined as a strong explosive sound with an impact, so sounds resembling distant thunder are excluded.

Cough was defined as a characteristic explosive sound (throat clears were classified by operator input as a "non-cough" to be consistent with CRS cough counting) and reported as coughs/hour.

It was crafted to capture "a compressed, explosive sound".

Some people argued it was not a drone carrying a bomb that caused the explosive sound but a natural gas explosion in a nearby apartment building.