Paul gets a case of the crabs, precipitating much scratching and loud, embarrassing references in a drugstore.
There are loud, blinking references to Flaubert, and, Emma Bovary-like, Bovary-like, Louisean switch in an instant from lust to hate, for a wild, satisfactory foreshadowing of violence: "If she were a man, she would beat him senseless.
A sound with a loudness of four sones is one that listeners perceive to be four times as loud as the reference sound.
Say it out loud with the reference (e.g., John 3 16) once at the beginning of the verse, once at the end.
I laughed out loud at his casual reference, as he introduced a violently eclectic selection of tracks, to "wife-frightening music".
I'm really happy about the return of noise rock, especially the loud, energetic, and unpretentious reference points in proto-grunge that the younger generation of bands channel.
The loudness-balance data showed that the modulated stimuli were louder than the unmodulated reference stimuli with the same average current, thus confirming the need to limit loudness cues when measuring modulation detection.
For the Shakespeare aficionado, almost every single line is laugh out loud funny, since puns, references, and word play abound, all to do with Shakespeare's play/poems and general Elizabethan references.
This time, the muttering grows louder, and the references are more pointed.
9.52pm: Loud Democratic cheers for a reference to "the deficit we inherited", and numerous promises to reduce it, including "eliminating the no-bid contracts that have wasted billions in Iraq".
