Sentence examples for little audible from inspiring English sources

To say that there was little audible competition would be an understatement.

(I'm in the love-it category. The hate-it crowd doesn't like how your shirt or camera case can set off accidental little audible refocusings between uses).

Besides, my little Audible player lets me do something that I haven't been able to manage in about 40 years: sit down in a nice comfortable chair, close my computer-tired eyes and listen to someone read me a story.

Another reports that "the voices of ordinary people are becoming a little more audible". And a third commends sustained thinking about architecture, technology, and culture, and the ways they interact.

Over coffee and newspapers, a little soothing Richard Hawley audible in the background, tuck into a buttery croissant, filled with proper Ayrshire ham and sweet, nutty Swiss cheese (£3.45).

His brain signals that permission, whenever a sentence fits properly into place, with an intensely satisfying and almost audible little click.

Two young soloists sang respectably: Nathan Berg with a warm bass-baritone that sounded slightly muted and overly obedient, and Janice Chandler-Eteme with a rounded soprano but a little too much audible sculpturing of the classically simple lines of "Pie Jesu".

A strong vibrato, admittedly, muddied the simple melody of her second cavatina, "Per lui che adoro," and a little tiredness was audible in her voice in recitatives late in Act II, but this didn't dim the luster (or the climaxes) of "Pensa alla patria".

But a little teacherly tapping is audible as Hochman attempts do each of these characters justice; when she lets her readers relax, her stories are more affecting.

There is so little noise that birdsong is audible in a way that is quite rare in London.

With vast quantities of books available for download from places like iTunes or Audible.com, the little machine is not just a jukebox; it is a portal to the world.