Sentence examples for little static from inspiring English sources

Right now, we're not right there -- there's still a little static.

By contrast, the audience are a little static, standing and staring rather than dancing.

The set opens quietly (strings challenged by sharply contrasting brass, saxes eventually winding around them), and the opening solos on alto sax and guitar are a little static.

These atmospheric – if a little static – retellings were combined with Riordan's lengthy and detailed commentary on the original tales, how Afanasyev had collected them and their relevance to children in contemporary Soviet Russia.

We move still closer to Foster; finally, as we zoom in so close we can only see her left eye, we hear a little static, then what could be a heartbeat.

For all of its joyful noise, "Turangalila" is a little static; Messiaen's big, generous themes loom like unyielding boulders amid sea surge (a simile brought to mind by the piece's juxtaposition, on Friday, with "La Mer" by Debussy).

We don't have one yet as they're still a little too static for most of us.

"For example, he said sometimes I'm a little bit static.

The Haggler finds little negative static about Eagle Creek on the Internet.

"Dance choreographers have definitely made their mark with some skaters, but in some instances the movement tends to be a little bit static," she continued.

Almost all of them by very early in the morning have a pretty full and fresh news report, and I felt our home page was a little too static.