Sentence examples for loud road from inspiring English sources

They blamed the harsh ride, loud road noise and jerky transmission.

The cabin is more comfortable than the Gallardo, but just as loud; road noise leaks in everywhere.

Decades spent bellowing "MORE BUTT" at prepubescents have shredded Abby's larynx, leaving the 47-year-old Pennsylvanian with a voice like an industrial sander juddering the wrong way down whatever the loudest road in Pennsylvania is.

The brightly coloured writing is clearly visible to the tens of thousands of motorists speeding or, depending on the time of day, creeping along the loud, congested road.

Maybe I'm becoming more of a curmudgeon concerning noise, but I consider myself lucky if I can now go a couple of days without: random target shooting gunfire, chainsaws, loud off-road trucks racing around getting muddy, Harleys, A.T.V.'s, fireworks.... etc.

In the 16th mile, as the runners left the Queensboro Bridge and turned onto First Avenue, the crowds were huge and loud, and the road was flat and inviting speed.

The Ear-Splitter: Recently I was stuck in traffic next to a tank-sized car with the windows down and the radio on so loud that the road seemed to be vibrating, like one of those old 70's movies in Sensurround.

"Is the road loud?" they ask, pointing to one of the busiest roads in the busiest cities in Europe.

Shouldn't the fact that his new phone has "a ringtone that can sound as loud as a road drill" leave me giddy as school girl?

"A vuvuzela just behind you will hit you with more than 125 decibels of sound – much louder than a road drill – which will really hurt your ears," said Crystal Rolfe, its audiology specialist.

The drinks will flow and the singing will be loud but the roads around Celtic Park will not be covered with confetti.