Sentence examples for loud straining from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Edwards disapproves of loud, straining bands).

In a loud, straining voice, Mr. Aidala blamed the collapse on a series of missteps by the city, the contractors on the project and the crane operator.

THE unmistakable and very loud strains of "Southbound" said rock show.

The loud strains of David Bowie, Grace Jones and the B-52s emanating from the galleries were not auspicious.

ON a recent summerlike morning, men in T-shirts and women in bikini tops were busily working to the loud strains of Michael Jackson, Led Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix.

As Ms. Wurtzel bustled about, preparing for a class, she threw open the back door of her top-floor apartment, allowing the loud strains of Loretta Lynn singing "High on a Mountain Top" to pour out.

For the last month the Starns, along with a crew of 11 rock climbers, have been here building "Big Bambú." On Monday afternoon, as they worked to the loud strains of Prince, Michael Jackson and Led Zeppelin (the same playlist that could be heard when they erected the installation in New York), Mike Starn noted that this site was somewhat smaller than the one at the Met.

Build up more breath control so that you may singing louder without straining.

She grunted even louder in response, straining all muscles and joints in the serve, running as fast as her long, gangly legs could carry her, but rarely with a dividend.

This France team possess an abundance of talent, and the desire for the players to showcase it beat loud and clear as Russia, straining to withstand a masterclass of forward play, were beaten 4-2.

He yelled into the microphone, his voice straining: "Everyone, raise your voices louder, louder!