Sentence examples for loudest point from inspiring English sources

The loudest point of this match so far came at 5-4, 15-all, which Nadal won after a long rally with a surprising backhand drop-shot winner.

"The First Time" comes in hyper-ballad style, quiet and rich, with Steve Kroon's hand-drums and no cymbals, rising to its loudest point in the middle and then tailing off by slow degrees.

The minimalist composition requires the performer to play one percussive instrument the whole time, going from the quietest to the loudest point, and back again.

By contrast neither the Blockbox i10 nor (to my surprise) the MiniDarts could manage this: both had noticeable clipping at the loudest points, though they reproduced the quiet passages – there are some – cleanly.

But Rap Genius wasn't the loud point of the morning.

Read the item's label out loud, point to the word, and put it in the cart.

And the beautifully enigmatic, yet charming Jimmy Page provided me with one of my happiest, most goose-bump inducing moments in movies this year -- listening to his 45 of Link Wray's "Rumble" in Guggenheim's It Might Get Loud, pointing out every genius aspect to the song, beaming with happiness as he air guitairs (Jimmy Page air guitars!) -- he remains the quintessence of pure musical bliss.

It also offered Joan a promotion without a raise, prompting Ms. Pogrebin to laugh out loud and point at the screen: "We got titles and not the salary".

It just seems those who shout the loudest, their points are more valid.

The natural instinct is to join in the chorus of conflict, to make your voice louder, your point bigger and your position stronger.

"Quanto costa?" he says, louder, and points towards a Wrecking Ball shirt.