'booming call' is an appropriate and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to refer to a loud, deep, and impressive call, such as the call of a large bird of prey. For example, you could write, "The majestic eagle released a booming call as it glided above the lake."
The air sac is used in producing a resonant, booming call.
Both sexes have a large throat sac, and their vocal repertoire includes a very harsh shrieking and booming call.
The males make a distinctive booming call that sounds like a one-bird jug band, which can be heard up to half a mile away!
There were just 11 male bitterns in Britain in 1997, but this summer 47 males made their booming call in Somerset alone.
They are the nightjar, the dunlin and the bittern – a type of heron known for its booming call that was heading for extinction in 1997 when only 11 males were recorded in England.
The Flintstones, 1994 John Goodman perfected the booming call of "Wilmaaaa" as Fred Flintstone in this movie remake, but even the doubtful pleasure of Halle Berry in a cheetah bikini could not make this watchable.
During the breeding season, males of the larger bustards the great and kori bustards, for example—develop a special pouch in the neck with which they produce loud, booming calls.
LONDON — The speaker of Britain's House of Commons, famous for his erudite put-downs and booming calls for "Order!" in Parliament, threw Prime Minister Theresa May's plan to attempt to pass her Brexit deal again — on a third try, probably this week — into doubt Monday.
To attract females, males make loud, low-frequency (below 100 Hz) booming calls from their bowls by inflating a thoracic sac.
The males have a "Boom boom" call, which means "I'm here, come to me".
Telecinco's audience share and earnings are expected to drop this year.In this section A stress test for good intentions A billion-euro question Payback for Piëch Zapped Clock-watchers no more So long, Sol Gloom and boom Call the carabiniere ReprintsSurely the commercial stations stand to benefit as advertisers shift their spending from TVE? Alas, the French experience suggests otherwise.
