Sentence examples for hit sound from inspiring English sources

Musical scores hung framed on the gallery walls and their expression markings — "Feigned withdrawal: moderato"; "Exposed flank: spirito" — inscribed the spare music with an additional martial resonance, making every bass hit sound like an exploding land mine.

"The Jazz Singer," the first breakaway hit sound film, was deemed ineligible because it had an unfair advantage; meanwhile, Louis B. Mayer, chief of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, persuaded academy members not to reward his own studio's film, King Vidor's superb "The Crowd," for fear of an industry backlash against MGM.

I love that flute and orchestral hit sound, which is one of the stock sounds in Fruity Loops, though I'm not sure he used it.

The Graduate, American dark comedy film, released in 1967, that made Dustin Hoffman a star and featured a hit sound track by the singing duo Simon and Garfunkel.

The producers must have learned a thing or two from their tremendous hit, Sound of Music Live!, a true TV event that remained faithful to the musical's spirit while winking an eye at its own stupidity.

All of the hit sound FX are on this keychain.

Everything Guerrero hit sounded as if he was swinging a redwood tree and hitting glass baseballs.

On the radio, every big R&B hit sounds less like R&B and more like Ibiza-trance or circa-1991 hip-house.

"Take Good Care of My Baby," the Bobby Vee hit, sounds like a real plea, "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" sounds like it's being sung by someone who has just barely become one, and "Just Once in My Life," made famous by the Righteous Brothers, sounds like the invention of soft rock.

These counts are usually given by voice, gestures or hit sounds from the guitar.

Sometimes a country hit sounds like pop, sometimes it sounds like mountain music, sometimes it's Americana.