Sentence examples for for a louder from inspiring English sources

Social enterprise at its best is very empowering, community action makes for a louder community voice.

Before Claudia views Mister Chase's videos, she plugs the implants into her computer's USB port for a louder experience.

Ms. Schapiro's conservative nature has also drawn fire from consumer advocates, who were hoping for a louder voice more critical of the financial industry.

The combination of the two streaks, the late start, the weekend mood and St . Patricks Day made for a louder crowd than usual.

The band paid attention to a Web page called People for a Louder Mike, where fans complained that they couldn't hear Mr. Gordon's bass.

Marshall became the amplifiers of choice for guitarists as diverse and influential as Jeff Beck, Ritchie Blackmore, Jimi Hendrix, Johnny Ramone and The Who's Pete Townshend, whose demands for a louder, more harmonically rich sound contributed to the genesis of the 100-watt model and the 4 x 12 stacks that became de rigueur for rock bands like Status Quo, AC/DC and Van Halen.

A nicely staged gambit, this disorienting sequence prepares you for a loud and aggressive show benefiting from very accomplished makeup work and puppetry.

People took turns as sentinels on the bluff, watching for the Mashco and listening for a loud hooting whistle, the sound they made to announce their approach.

Poised to give the downbeat for a loud string entrance, he added, "Kill 'em," and then, "Big splash!" A stuttering woodwind passage should laugh.

The device, which costs about $50 on Amazon, has two switches — one for a soft sound, one for a loud one — and air vents that you can adjust to change the pitch of the noise.

The most blatant stroke of pop engineering here is Ms. Swift's work with the pop-production technicians Max Martin and Shellback, which would be the clear choice for any singer looking for a loud pop splash.