Sentence examples for humming from from inspiring English sources

The garden lights were glowing, and bossa nova was humming from the outdoor speakers.

Filmgoers still humming from Jessica Lange's spirited mime of the entire Patsy Cline discology in "Sweet Dreams" can now dig Dean Stockwell's eerily sensitive mock rendition of "In Dreams" in "Blue Velvet".

When Channel Three played a sanitised version of Where The Wild Things Are a few years ago, they excised Karen O's humming from the background music, instead looping the instrumental parts.

The whole of the night — the last crickets chirring in the cold, the brown moths beating against the yellow light, the moon shadows and the quiet that came, faintly humming, from the land itself — pressed in close, weighing on the woman.

(Drink away those toxins, madam-madam!) As you lie there, humming from head to toe, you can make yourself feel even better by comparing the price of your delicious Hong Kong treat (950 HKD, or $122.50 USD for a 60 min massage and unlimited time in the spa and whirlpool) to what it would have cost you to do the same thing at the Four Seasons in Manhattan ($210, for only 50 minutes).

But think of 3x as the math that keeps the machine humming from the investment side.

There was a hum from the box.

The dryer hummed from the other room.

Roots reggae hummed from speakers, which had been painted with Caribbean flags.

On its west side, he said, "There is a hum from the West Side Highway.

There was a sort of rumble, a kind of hum from the building.