Sentence examples for grating noise from inspiring English sources
The video for "Megalomaniac" (at www.enjoyincubus.com) starts with 30 seconds of grating noise and presents an America hurtling toward fascism.
Out of its perforated tin chest comes a strangled, grating noise.
Most of the grating noise is removed from the digital moiré fringes, which enables the phase distribution of the moiré fringes to be obtained directly.
"It might have been Leno or Letterman," she said.... the city and its surroundings might have been described the same way that author John Steinbeck described Cannery Row in Monterey, Calif., which he called "a poem, a stink, a grating noise".
It was making an odd noise as if the engine was misfiring, with the rotor blades sounding fine for several beats before an odd metallic grating noise could be heard, and that sequence of sounds continued, he said, as it flew.
Since then visits to Mystery & Imagination have been for my wife Amanda and me a consistent crossing from the mundane world of external grating noise, senseless blather, and mean speaking, to a unique universe of internal voices, thoughts, adventures, revelations, reflections, and various forms of sanity.
Annoyances on the test cars included loud, grating noises from the telescoping steering wheels in two cars, and a similar groan from one power seat.
Any displeasure the domovoy feels with the actions of its family is displayed in troubles with the farm animals or in strange knocks and grating noises in the house.
A return to good old chalk and high-pitched grating noises?
Damage to the gearbox will cause hideous grating noises when you shift, and steering can be damaged to the point where you can no longer control the car.
Ant communication, which has been extensively but not exhaustively studied, includes tappings, chirplike grating noises, "strokings, graspings, nudgings, antennations, tastings, and puffings and streakings of chemicals," the book says, as well as bizarre activities like the exchange of special eggs and anal secretions.
