Sentence examples for enormous speaker from inspiring English sources

When nothing on stage was visible except a microphone stand and the top of an enormous speaker assembly, the band entered.

Usually, these cruises are said to be lively enough, but we were on the Hit The Deck Tour, celebrating the start of summer, where the revelry both on and off board was set to be several notches higher; to this end enormous speaker systems, booming out David Guetta and Swedish House Mafia, had been placed on all the boats.

I guess it's handy to use part of the enormous speaker as storage, but it would be better if that space served as part of the speaker.

We parked behind the high, huge stage and enormous speaker and lighting towers, and began to wander around.

As my party of journalists drove back from the DMZ, our guide pointed out that the enormous speaker stacks - normally used to pump South Korean propaganda and K-Pop over to the North at aggressive volumes - had been silenced, at least for the duration of the Olympics.

In one solo, highly miked through enormous speakers, Mr. Parker tested the audience's mettle with string screeches that made even the faithful wince.

A massive brass Buddha is flanked by equally enormous speakers; vintage cardboard cutouts of John, Paul, George and Ringo circa "Help!" are placed around a multiarmed statue of Vishnu.

More and more, the band practices weird ideas and combinations, and playing through enormous speakers it could root you to the spot: the steady bass-drum eighth-note through its new song "Smokin' From Shootin,' " or the Prince-meets-Z.

The crowd, which stretched from 36th to 52nd Street, waved the red, white and blue flag of the Dominican Republic and danced to the sounds of merengue, bachata and hip-hop pumping from enormous speakers that had been hoisted onto floats.

As three more songs that had been written in the last 24 hours blared from enormous speakers, the producers sat calmly, waiting to hear which superstars their songs would be pitched to.

Rows of benches and folding chairs fill the room, and two enormous speakers flank a stage with no piano, no instruments, just more chairs, microphones, and a single computer.