Sentence examples for audible answer from inspiring English sources

She whispered to her friend Abigail Ortega, "How much did you get?" Abigail mouthed a barely audible answer: $36.87.

There's usually an audible response.

One answer was audible directions, but as it happens, telling people to turn left at Third Avenue isn't much better – people lose sight of the road when they strain to read street signs.

The answer was audible on the Staples Center sideline with a screaming and confrontational Doc Rivers, and in the stands with thousands of red shirts whose owners' roars lasted deep into the sweaty night.

Perhaps the answers are audible in Portuguese.

Will they find a new version of Manning with new tools at his disposal that changes their view, or will they answer his audible-inspired play with knockout defense?

Among the enhancements: several of those questions that the professor invited in the last line of the book, drafted by the Audible team, with some answers, newly written for the purpose by Atwood.

He also continued to acknowledge those who called out encouragement, answering with an audible "thank you" more often Monday than he had in 12 months of past competition.

This time, he seemed to speak English without an accent, though his answers were barely audible to the media or to the public.

Newton's answers were barely audible after the Carolina Panthers lost to the Denver Broncos, and he left the press conference after just three minutes.

In comparison with Gordon-Cumming's performance in the witness box, Edward did not make a strong impression; the reporter for The New York Times noticed "that the heir apparent was decidedly fidgety, that he kept changing his position, and that he did not seem able to keep his hands still ... Except to those near him, only two or three of his answers were fairly audible throughout the courtroom".