Sentence examples for low loud from inspiring English sources

A low, loud whisper caused by air pushing off their broad wings announces takeoffs and landings at surprisingly close range.

As mourners file out of the church, some lingering in the dimming afternoon light, the bell tower signals the passing with a long series of low, loud chimes.

The ideal early-style Sabbath, slow and low, loud and long and morbidly skeptical, is theoretically meant to pull you under.

(Ms. Phillips was warned that it tends to favor tenors over sopranos). Wide dynamic variables also test the machine's capacity: Not knowing this, Ms. Phillips had prepared "Per pietà," an aria from Mozart's "Così Fan Tutte" that moves through extremes of high and low, loud and soft.

Planes dopplered overhead, low, loud and frequent enough to suggest war-game dogfights concealed by the thick, rainforest canopy.

It sounds like a low, loud rumble that puts the fear in us as we witness its uncontrolled power.

The calls can be divided into two categories: high-pitched quiet calls and low-pitched loud calls.

Sunglasses and a straightforward coat say "low key" loud and clear.

Hoss-ler!" Others were humming a low and loud, "Beau," holding the last syllable until it bounced off the hills and hummocks of the craggy Olympic Club.

And then, about eight seconds from the finish, there it was: "duhhhhn," that low and loud synthesized hum ominous and brain-addling.

"I have airplanes flying low and loud over my house every two minutes almost all day," wrote a resident on Brooklynian.com.