Sentence examples for audible competition from inspiring English sources

To say that there was little audible competition would be an understatement.

The Picasso, sold for £28.6 million without any audible competition, apparently made the grade thanks to this single contender.

The squish test is eliciting audible awe and groans; the competition to create a collapse-proof structure is intense.

Overall, Audible is way ahead of the competition, most of which is still just dabbling with the format.

But it's August, devoid of meaningful competition, and Vick, barring an unforeseen audible, will officially plead guilty Monday to dogfighting charges that will put him in jail.

On Sunday, the banners drew amused comments from the announcer for a National Scholastic Surfing Association competition on the beach over a public address system audible to passers-by.

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.

Even in the religious world, the most audible voices in American Christianity affirm an economics of minimal regulation of private property and competition, and minimal protection for the Earth from human exploitation.

The Beethoven was only occasionally audible; at times there were bits that sounded as though they were played in reverse, but there was plenty of competition from other elements that Begin had woven into his score: a crowing rooster, a man in distress, part of the "Honey Badger" voice-over, telenovela-style dialogue, mission control-ish transmissions.

Audible gasp.

(Audible, please).