Sentence examples for into the speakers from inspiring English sources
It's a question as old as the hills: How do I move music off of my computer or smartphone and into the speakers in my house?
He also recently bought a $400 subwoofer that, in his words, makes "your heart go boom," and invites customers to plug their devices into the speakers.
She plugged her phone into the speakers, and played a mournful country song: "Well, they ain't gonna make a movie about a couple of fools like us".
The same process takes place every night at nearly four dozen other Broadway theaters, where an inadvertent twist of a dial can put a cordless microphone on the wrong frequency — wreaking havoc if it should send the harmonies of Abba in "Mamma Mia!" into the speakers of a performance of "Wicked" across the street.
Vertical achieves the album's aim of making concise, direct music without sacrificing any of Animal Collective's originality: the vocals wrap around each other in a way that doesn't make you want to reach into the speakers and bang their heads together, the tune lurches forward in a way that's both unexpected and weirdly satisfying.
Dressed in a tight white T-shirt that gets soaked in sweat over the course of the gig, Chance shimmies to the side of the stage like James Brown (crashing into the speakers, but if this wasn't intentional, he styles it out), raps with bulging-veined intensity and dexterity, and in Brain Cells, has a bona fide anthem.
(Random House has teamed up with the American Program Bureau, and Simon & Schuster just went into the speakers-bureau business with Greater Talent Network).
Term limits propelled him into the speaker's chair four years later.
Jawbone, maker of all kinds of earpieces for mobile phones, has branched out into the speaker business.
Mr Cameron revealed that health minister Simon Burns had one day backed his ministerial car into the Speaker's own official limo in Speaker's Court.
Fu went silently through the motions of breaking a beer bottle on the edge of the table, jamming it into the speaker's back and twisting.
