Sentence examples for cut sound from inspiring English sources

Both of Guns N' Roses' headline sets started late, forcing organisers to cut sound before the final bows.

Out have gone the wordy pontifications; in has come a middle-class tax cut (sound familiar?), some direct attacks on Mr Dean, and a more aspirational air.

Though the melody and instrumentals haven't been changed from the original, Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy's voice is so comforting, and so reasonable, that he makes this psychy cut sound like something off Balamory.

Even the rounding from 7.5% to 8% is making the cut sound more than £150m more than it really is.

Juliette Jowit While the headline cut sounds extreme, there is some chicanery here.

A 54% average tariff cut sounds ambitious, and is much higher than its formal offer of a 39% cut.

Billy Easton, the executive director of the Alliance for Quality Education, which opposes the school-aid cut, sounded a similar note.

And while a 32% cut sounds impressive, it's a soft target for 2030.

David found foley libraries and cut sounds from those into the film.

Despite its age ("it's the oldest track on the record," he told THUMP), the cut sounds surprisingly current, as if it was ahead of its time then, and is now able to fully hit its stride.

The four conditions in the present experiment included normal sound, no sound, high-cut sound (above 600 Hz) and low-cut sound (below 600 Hz).