Sentence examples for live noisy from inspiring English sources

Sometimes visitors (aka vandals) exceed the number of residents by eight to one margins (Talking about you Barcelona, Burge and Bali!), rendering them unfit for locals to live (noisy and too expensive) and threatening their very cultural integrity.

Guts For Garters is a relatively new night at Manchester's legendary Star & Garter venue, dedicated to showcasing the best in the city's live, noisy weirdo scene (like Now Wash Your Hands, Kurt Dirt, Trianglecuts and Aldous Xanderer, who were joined onstage by Conan Mocassin), while downstairs at the alternative karaoke bar, you'll find Divine David belting out Led Zeppelin classics. .

We ask under what conditions a stochastic equivalent of the deterministic model still presents wave-pinning, i.e. after triggering the formation of sustained regions within the cell with respectively low and high levels of the active form, and if our approach predicts biologically relevant conditions under which wave-pinning may be unsustainable in live, noisy cells.

In the case of the man who stabbed his neighbor, the court expressed sympathy for persons who live in noisy and jerry-built apartment houses.

The Beeb's solution has been the introduction of sound-deadening curtains and carpet, (perhaps those who live in noisy flats should take note) which they believe has solved the problem.

The students were tested before the move and one and two years later, along with two control groups of students who had similar characteristics but did not live in noisy settings.

We all live hectic, noisy lives.

They have been much used of late, in novels and films, and plays, and— as is certainly the case with Edward Bond's "Saved"— the dinginess of their lives, noisy bedsprings and long woolen underwear and broken teapots and all, has been recorded with what must be enormous fidelity.

If he proves too noisy, find someone who lives where noisy roosters don't matter and swap him for one of their quiet roosters.

In his garret, he writes articles about travel and living with noisy neighbors.

Older people living near noisy airports may have an increased risk for cardiovascular disease, a new study reports.