The phrase "driving sound" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means a sound or noise that is strong, forceful, and powerful. Example 1: The driving sound of the motorbike echoed through the quiet countryside. Example 2: The band's performance was enhanced by the driving sound of the drums. Example 3: The storm brought with it a driving sound of rain and wind.
The Animals, five-piece rock group from northeastern England whose driving sound influenced Bob Dylan's decision, in 1965, to begin working with musicians playing electric instruments.
Impulsive pile driving sound can cause injury to fishes, but no studies to date have examined whether such injuries include damage to sensory hair cells in the ear.
The reasons the cellphone industry representatives have given to block bans on phone use while driving sound straight out of the "Thank You for Smoking" playbook.
The Black Eyed Peas were next with a slick medley of their hits, then it was back to Africa, with the blind duo Amadou & Mariam of Mali and their sinuous, driving sound.
As well as arresting images, they are particularly notable for a strongly developed sense of aural momentum – a tendency to employ pounding tunes and driving sound effects to pull the viewer through the often bizarre-seeming action on screen.
If word neighbors of the nonwords were systematically confounded with the nonword size classification, these neighbors may have been driving sound symbolism effects.
Motorcyclists install thunderous exhaust pipes, citing the biker mantra that "loud pipes save lives," and say the volume is especially needed in a raucous city filled with drivers lost in music, or texting, or driving sound-insulated luxury cars.
Nickemil Concepcion and Jason Jordan performed it with unflagging vitality to a score by Michael Gordon filled with sharp, driving sounds.
A mobile app designed to help you stop getting distracted by mobile apps when driving? Sounds like a good idea.
Possible effects on hair cells were tested using a specially designed wave tube to expose two species, hybrid striped bass (white bass Morone chrysops × striped bass Morone saxatilis) and Mozambique tilapia (Oreochromis mossambicus), to pile driving sounds.
Sure, there's people out there who'll say that taking 180-degree panoramic photos on your phone while you're driving sounds incredibly dangerous – in fact, it sounds like the kind of thing you would find yourself doing immediately before accidentally running someone over – but the blue-sky-thinking rock'n'roller doesn't need their mind hemmed in by your so-called rules.
