Sentence examples for buddy sound from inspiring English sources

He could make a sorrowful ballad called "Drug Buddy" sound as sweet as a lullaby.

I had expected the video to have some distortion, but on screen my chat buddy sounded and looked very close to his in-person self.

For a foolish half minute or so there was no other words, no further speech, then "I can't talk anymore, buddy". The sound of a phone being replaced on its catch followed.

So while the Wii U might seem shiny and new, it's actually just the latest product from a company of such creaking joints and brittle bones that it makes the best of Buddy Holly sound like a night out at Boxed.

A spoof of the Green Hornet's manservant, Kato, Karate is a bumbling, buck-toothed buddy who sounds like a cross between Maxwell Smart and Charlie Chan.

But as strange as Shakur's final resting place in the brains of his two buddies may sound to some, the number of people pursuing alternatives to the oak coffin or ceramic urn is rising at an astounding rate.

"I'm not trying to sound buddy-buddy just to make it sound good for the press.

The first syllable in this phrase sounds almost like "Jane" and the the final "bry" syllable uses a D-like R sound, sounding almost like a very quick "buddy" (this R sound is also common in Spanish).

My mum is Canadian so I often find myself replying "Thanks, buddy" which can sound passive-aggressive.

This study used a non-concurrent multiple-baseline-across-participants design to evaluate the effectiveness of caregivers (N = 3) delivering a computer-assisted tutoring program (Tutoring Buddy) targeting letter sound knowledge to their preschool-aged children.

As harmless as buddy punching might sound (and feel, especially when you're a teenager working for $5/hour at Dairy Queen, not that I would know anything about that) studies indicate that this practice can cost an employer as much as six percent of its annual payroll.