Sentence examples for growling sound from inspiring English sources
His response to that is a growling sound of discontent.
"She heard a snuffling, growling sound deep in the woods.
Then, like the growing, growling sound of an approaching train, it rumbled throughout Yankee Stadium.
Mori's big, growling sound and Herington's gleaming rejoinders and scampering runs surround the singer on Eric Clapton's Got You on My Mind; she delivers Waits's Tango Till They're Sore with a sardonic intimacy, and Townes Van Zandt's The Highway Kind as an introverted speculation that makes her signature upturns of resolving notes sound as natural as talking.
She heard a growling sound and saw a twenty-foot-tall woman guarded by a gigantic dog.
Male blacktail shiners make growling sounds when they're courting a mate and knocking sounds when they're being aggressive.
And last Friday, scientists picked up growling sounds, like a thunderstorm heard through static, coming from Cassini.
Or are the noises related to something else altogether? A. The rumbling or growling sounds of the digestive tract, which scientists call by the very expressive word borborygmi, represent the muscular contractions and expansions of peristalsis, the process that moves the contents of the stomach and intestines onward and downward.
The earliest of these, "Ceremony," offered a curious exception to the other, more predictable pieces: to a collage of growling sounds, a man (Tyrone Monroe) emerges between the legs of another (Charles Malik Lewis) in a surreal and sculptural vision of birth, before being pushed back.
Generally speaking, inhaled growling sounds more "piggy" and slightly higher pitched, but it can also sound demonic and devilish, and you can do a whole lot with the technique.
