Sentence examples for loud driving from inspiring English sources

Loud, driving, even raw sound has been a hallmark, as with the banged chords hurled out at the start of the opera "De Materie" ("Matter," 1984-89).

In those days, nothing seemed to embody our sweet new freedom more than driving after hours, driving with our music loud, driving with no particular place to go.

Floating in a cage underwater, keeping watch for sharks like Richard Dreyfuss in Jaws, while simultaneously listening to loud, driving rock, is a uniquely surreal experience.

The same man had also heard a car with a loud exhaust driving off, according to Mr Lambert.

"Don't Forget" suggested Ms. Lovato may have a future fronting an Evanescence-style band; "Got Dynamite" was loud, undistinguished, driving rock with slurry guitars; "La La Land" recalled No Doubt; and "Get Back" was a neat distillation of the military-grade pop-punk that elevated her above her Disney peers.

And it goes beyond loud cars driving by or noise from being on a plane, but actually detects the anatomy of the ear and tailors the audio accordingly.

Though their set was unfortunately cut short, Justice brought the dance party over at Tobacco Warehouse, which was so loud people driving over the Brooklyn bridge could hear.

It comes standard with an adjustable steering column and four-speaker audio system with speed-sensitive volume control that automatically becomes louder when driving at faster speeds and softer at lower speeds.

And these were pushed to the limits in celebration of Scottish post-rock band Mogwai, whose 20 year career has seen them move from climactic loud-quiet-very-loud dirges to driving krautrock.

When you work in TV you get used to seeing recognisable people around the canteen a lot and you can become a bit blasé, but there was Jonathan Ross, this huge recognisable figure, in one of his loud garish suits with driving gloves on and no shoes or socks.

In Kensington and Chelsea, consultation is ongoing on an order that would make driving loud cars an offence, targeted at rich foreigners cruising the area in Maseratis and Lamborghinis.