As a club music producer, PlayPlay has seen a trend in sampling hostile sounds as resistance & is currently inspired by club music that makes those who are not oppressed feel uncomfortable.
All we know about her is that she "returns after a hard day at the skyscraper office," wearing high heels that make hostile clicking sounds on the floor.
AS THE world's first permanent war-crimes court celebrates its fifth birthday this week, the mood is upbeat: formal investigations are under way in four countries; it has issued eight arrest warrants; it is about to gain its 105th member, Japan; its first trial begins in the autumn, and America, once hostile, now sounds decidedly more friendly.
At worst, they sound hostile to democracy.
She told ABC News, which captured the confrontation on camera, that she did not mean to sound hostile.
Although this environment might sound hostile, we did find some fossils at the end of the day that demonstrate that animals were living in the area.
Support for a higher minimum wage sometimes comes wrapped in arguments that sound hostile to business, which rarely plays well with undecided voters.
Comprehensive immigration reform cannot be done by one party alone, he has told interviewers: and Republicans will struggle to win the White House if they continue to sound hostile to Hispanic voters.
That does sound hostile to Japan, but the book is saved by the fact that Crichton understands and admires the Japanese modus operandi - he's just exasperated that the US has conspired to make it all so easy for them.
Since 1991, when it became an official constituent of Lincoln Center, Jazz at Lincoln Center has used Alice Tully and Avery Fisher Halls for most of its concerts, respectable cultural landmarks that are nevertheless physically hostile to the sound of jazz percussion.
