Sentence examples for coming from the speaker from inspiring English sources
On the Jawbone Jambox, you press the power switch upward for three seconds — and you hear an actual human voice, coming from the speaker, say, "Jambox is in pairing mode, waiting for device to connect".
On one ride, Terry queued up Herbie Hancock's "Watermelon Man," asking: "Everybody got a flute?" The band members hummed and tapped imaginary instruments in unison to the music coming from the speaker.
We've walked about 45 feet down Avenue of the Americas in Midtown Manhattan, and he has been counting the number of chirrups coming from the speaker of his hand-held computer.
In a little sushi restaurant in Syracuse, George Saunders conceded that, sure, one reality was that he and I were a couple guys talking fiction and eating avocado salad and listening to Alanis Morissette coming from the speaker above our heads.
This is coming from the Speaker of a party so fractured and hostage to its own radical wing that there is not one response to the President's State of the Union address but two: the first from Marco Rubio, representing the part of the G.O.P. that is desperately trying to look respectable; and the other from Rand Paul, representing the Tea Party wing, and himself.
It tunes the audio to its own space, analyzing the sound coming from the speaker using its built in microphones to determine the best equalizer settings.
(Actually, the sound was coming from the speakers).
In a coffee shop that he remembers from his student days, Els recognizes Steve Reich's 1995 "Proverb" coming from the speakers.
There's a disconnect between the ugly schoolyard name-calling coming from the speakers and the outward appearance of their audience.
The whole atmosphere is really chilled – the furniture, the design, the music coming from the speakers that take you back to the "good old days".
Within a few seconds, the sounds coming from the speakers -- a bold brass arrangement anchored by a hard-driving jazz rhythm section -- had triggered recognition.
