Sentence examples for growing sound from inspiring English sources

There's definitely a growing sound system culture in Lima clubs.

"Obviously he, in basketball terms, has played both sides of the court," Kurtz chortled, seemingly oblivious to the growing sound of schadenfreude-hungry media pundits rubbing their hands together.

The library also has a huge and growing sound archive, including recordings of Nelson Mandela's trial speech, and the crackly voice of Alfred Lord Tennyson reading The Charge of the Light Brigade.

What has become increasingly clear from the growing sound and fury over privacy and Facebook (and Facebook and privacy), is that a key plank of the company's strategy to fight against the rise of consumer privacy as a mainstream concern is misdirection and cynical exploitation of valid security concerns.

We're especially fond of the slimy, organic "growing" sound the vinyl makes as it creeps on along to the volume of the song.

Health and hygiene became concerns, and designers were called upon to create not only more constructive toys and functional furniture but entire school buildings that would provide the light, air and space that youngsters need to grow sound minds and bodies.

But in recent months the profile of houses being sold was starting to grow sounder, with fewer foreclosure sales as a percentage of the whole.

Then, like the growing, growling sound of an approaching train, it rumbled throughout Yankee Stadium.

He took friends, often with little or no musical experience, and turned them into recording artists, growing their sound and brand.

During their primary season debates, for instance, a number of the Republican candidates spoke repeatedly about building up the U.S. Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean, while making that already growing force sound like a set of decrepit barges.

The electronic group Growing makes sounds that are less abrasive than pleasantly disorienting.