Sentence examples for buried sound from inspiring English sources

The French Laundry opened at a time when fine dining had been declared dead and buried (sound familiar?).

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The authors note that people with the highest levels of self-control are only slightly better than average at controlling their weight, and they describe disturbing experiments that confirm the old saying "When the penis stands up, the brains get buried" (it sounds better in Yiddish).

The supervirility and unrelenting willpower buried in this sound imply an implacable final authority.

For someone given to warped-time compositions and songs that sound buried in molasses, Mr. Lopatin didn't tarry on Friday night.

Lex saved the file and took a bite of pizza, and six minutes later he had another beat in progress, with the "Star Wars" light-saber-clash sound buried somewhere in it.

A senior minister in the government of the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, who died following a violent confrontation with Israeli troops has been buried to the sound of gunfire in Ramallah, West Bank.

A suite of advanced audio technologies for the PC including SRS Premium Sound to bring out subtle nuances and rich sounds buried in the music and video content.

The kick-drum, which drives the song along but too often sounds buried in the mix, was suddenly at the heart of what I was hearing.

To be sure, there were sound ideas buried in the buzzwords.

Rather than fighting for space with layer upon layer of sound, or buried in echoey haze, her vocals are foregrounded.