Sentence examples for call sound from inspiring English sources
What did that call sound like?
A politician who has integrity is what the English call "sound".
Rudin even made the impending marketing call sound like proof of Rock's arrival as a legitimate movie star.
One of his first tasks was to do a study of what linguists call "sound symbolism" — the way sounds convey meaning independent of what a word actually signifies.
The Skype program itself monitors audio quality and tries to adapt to the connection to slower speeds in an effort to make the call sound as best as possible.
You could almost hear the voice of Rosina Lhevinne, the great Russian pedagogue, proclaiming from the beyond, "Now, that's what I call sound!" A feeling for line was the other hallmark of the Russian tradition, and Mr. Volodos is an exemplar of the practice.
A bird call sounded from the woods.
Sandberg's comments on the analyst call sounded, at times, like a sales pitch to advertisers.
If the call sounds suspicious or too good to be true, you may be right.
If a tornado's call sounds like freight trains and bees, humankind's response sounds like growling, determined power saws.
Even the curator, when I call, sounds unsure what Tate is about to unleash.
