Sentence examples for electric microphone from inspiring English sources

For one thing, Sartre used an electric microphone – modernity had not yet become postmodernity.

But, like Billie Holiday, she was a product of the electric microphone era, able to dominate even a roaring big band with delicate inflections and the nuances of a sigh.

If rock music evolved from 1950s rock and roll, then rock and roll itself which at the time seemed to spring from nowhere evolved from developments in American popular music that followed the marketing of the new technologies of records, radio, motion pictures, and the electric microphone.

Over the next few decades, recording innovations and the invention of the electric microphone meant that tenor and strident voices no longer held the upper hand, as singers of both sexes could purr and be heard.

A parabolic-shaped cup combined with a high-quality electric microphone and variable-gain battery-powered amplifier in the electronic stethoscope gave a flat frequency response in the whole frequency range of usual heart sounds and murmurs (from 75 to 1500 Hz).

The association continues as Mr. Carter, who first started making records before there were electric microphones, welcomes his audience to his exhibition and cyberspace at www.welcome.to/IJS.to/IJS

Crew members on the decks of noisy aircraft carriers wanted a way of talking to each other, but they were afraid that sparks from traditional electric microphones would ignite the jet-fuel fumes that waft across the deck surfaces.

A weird law in New York forbids the use of electric microphones in public space so the only way for the speaker's voices to get through was for the front rows of the crowd to loudly repeat each of their sentences.

They had a homemade electric piano, microphones and loudspeakers.

"I've done this class before in a theater and a lecture hall, but it doesn't work as well," Ms. Rowe said, explaining that it was difficult for students to imagine what it would be like to put on a production in the 16th-century Globe, a circular open-air theater without electric lights, microphones and a curtain.

Though the full clip has since been taken down, Billie went on to say that "technology is ruining everything!" and "destroying civilization!" All technology excluding electric guitars, microphones, Botox filler, and hair-plugs, presumably.