Sentence examples for ear-splitting roar from inspiring English sources

A collective gasp then became an ear-splitting roar.

People who lived near the city's busy airports, accustomed to the repetitive ear-splitting roar of jets arriving and departing, awoke to a day of uncomfortable silence.

Actually, he didn't just say it; he shouted it, the only way to be heard over the ceaseless, ear-splitting roar of the plant machinery.

They expect a video presentation Saturday before Game 3 at Madison Square Garden, followed by an ear-splitting roar, the chants cascading from the rafters, a pageantry befitting Patrick Ewing's homecoming.

Detroit fans are a bit puffed up over their "Hockeytown" reputation, and since last year's Winter Classic they've been critical of the ear-splitting roar at the United Center that accompanies every note of Jim Cornelison's "Star Spangled Banner," dismissing it as a disrespectful gimmick.

THE air was pierced with ear-splitting roars, banshee wails and thunderous explosions.

For his surprisingly calm demeanor in the face of ear-splitting Augusta National roars and the charging Tiger Woods, Schwartzel credited the Englishman Justin Rose, who told him, "You have nothing to lose and everything to gain".

THE music is ear-splitting rock.

His score careens from Middle Eastern folk melodies to ear-splitting rock guitar and percussion; earplugs might be a good idea.

Not in sunshine style, but in a rip-roaring ear-splitting shower of sound, the bull-fight between stewards and handfuls of pitch-invading fans given the full roar way after the players had left the scene.

In winter, it recedes behind rock and ice, squirting out lower down, but the roar is still ear-splitting.