Sentence examples for make noisy from inspiring English sources
The phrase "make noisy" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe the action of creating noise or causing something to be loud. Example: "The children began to make noisy as they played in the backyard."
CINEMA-GOERS in America frequently make noisy attempts to explain the plot to each other.
"A contest that's tied is a contest that sucks," says one of the performers in the latest show from Made in China, a hugely talented young company who make noisy, bubblegum theatre that often has a melancholic edge.
(Ratliff) URGE OVERKILL (Tuesday) Inactive for a while in the first few years of the new century, but now reunited, this Chicago band has long been figuring out how to make noisy college-rock popular.
Many mammals and birds make noisy calls when predators lurk nearby.
Type A nodes undertake the sensing and make noisy observations of the same physical process while type B nodes play the role of cluster-heads.
While Boise does indeed boast a billionaire of its own potato king J.R. Simplot the overwhelming majority of billionaires choose to make noisy, polluted, expensive cities like New York their home.
The British Medical Association, which represents doctors, and the main nurses' association are making noisy last-ditch protests.
"We spend all this money making noisy places a little less noisy," a noise expert tells him.
Poor countries are making noisy demands for free drugs and are threatening to override patents through "compulsory licensing".
The dining room at mealtime is a place made noisy by the sound of children being allowed to be children.
We made noisy stops along the highway to pick up more attendees, and passersby, curious about the laughter and music, peered inside.
