Sentence examples for explosion of noise from inspiring English sources

Then, suddenly, an explosion of noise.

Eventually the song is drowned out by an explosion of noise that sounds weirdly triumphant.

What came next was nothing but net and an explosion of noise.

Where Three Kingdoms was a violent explosion of noise, colour and sex, Carmen Disruption feels colder, bleaker, and more introspective.

What follows is an explosion of noise, led first by the cries, shouts and groans of the competitor, and usually matched by the crowd.

A simultaneous explosion of noise and light has marked the opening of the Museum of Old and New Art's winter festival, Dark Mofo, in Hobart.

The 1970's and 80's offered an explosion of noises, climaxing, perhaps, in Annea Lockwood's impressive tape piece "Sinopah" (recorded on the XI label), which used recordings of volcanoes and earthquakes.

Yet onstage, the band seem less like purists on a sincere mission and more like a hipster skiffle band, all enthusiastic strumming and explosions of noise.

Random explosions of noise erupt like geysers spouting at will.

Such painful explosions of noise can disturb essential behaviors like feeding and breeding over vast distances, cause communication problems between individual whales and dolphins and even reduce catch rates of commercial fish.

What is not often noted is how closely the explosion of marketing noise around Fashion Week mirrored the increasing globalization and corporate slickness of fashion itself over the last two decades.