Sentence examples for item sounds from inspiring English sources
This last item sounds trivial.
The last item sounds like a Rothko.
The music ranges from Johann Strauss II (the "Blue Danube" waltz) and Astor Piazzolla to John Williams (the theme from "Schindler's List") and Rene Aubry; the most advanced item sounds like Philip Glass lite.
The task was to decide whether an item sounds like an existing word and the stimulus set consisted of 180 German words (mostly nouns), 180 pseudohomophones derived from these words, and 180 pronounceable pseudowords.
And his band — the ultimate hip-hop luxury item — sounded fierce, especially on full-dress fare like "Show Me What You Got".
It'll really add up! Make an expensive item sound cheap.
Even the overture, the one popular piece in the hour-long sequence of 18 items, sounds fresh and new, with Charles Mackerras echoing period practice in his treatment, with wind and brass prominent.
Many species, from honeybees to elephants, can discriminate between quantities of items, sounds, or smells, and represent numbers mentally.
If the idea of selling off the right to tax certain items sounds strange, then you haven't been paying attention.
He consumes composer biographies like bags of potato chips, and whether he is seated in front of his word processor or behind his cello, he makes the most obscure items sound irresistible.
The last item means sound compression rate and monophonic sound or stereophonic sounds.
