Sentence examples for classy sound from inspiring English sources
Other than a few chimes and classy sound effects that communicate "everything is working" — the best being Brian Eno's beautiful late-lamented Microsoft start-up sound — a personal computer should produce only the white noise of its fan.
"She has such a classy sound, but she's never afraid to be a woman, or to tell it like it is," Freelon once told the San Jose Mercury News.
For some inexplicable reason Australia has taken the French dessert mille-feuille and claimed it for itself, creatively renaming it the 'vanilla slice' or the lesser-used colloquialism 'snot block' (trust Aussies to make something so classy sound so disgusting).
He wanted his recordings to sound classy and expensive, but he also loved to experiment and had a deep bag of sonic tricks.
Not surprisingly, three contestants received 10s from the judges, including frontrunner Katherine Jenkins, who once again managed to make the phrase "naughty bits" sound classy.
If you want to sound classy, then you have to speak clearly and avoid mumbling or talking too loudly.
Saying I'm an Oxfordian sounds classy; people might mistakenly think I went to Oxford.
She said her new scent has notes like apple blossom and so-called cashmere woods, "which I thought sounded classy".
Whether the story really needed car chases, shoot-outs and fictional characters (such as Ewan McGregor's Rolling Stone hack) is debatable, but it looks and sounds classy, and Cheadle's rasping impersonation (mostly during his druggy 1970s hiatus) is spot-on.
Subtitles give The Bridge that sheen of respectability in which even "cup of tea" sounds classy, but when you distill the plot to its barest bones, there is a pulpy absurdity running through it more akin to Luther than The Killing.
