Sentence examples for make some louder from inspiring English sources

You can adjust the volume of individual tracks to make some louder than others.

Run up and down the hallway and scream "We're going to Disney World!" Then, make some loud noises.

"He makes some loud noises," Showalter said.

Make some noise!" one loud bloke was shouting in the stands just before Posada elevated his home run.

He's intrigued by "compression" – like the taste-amplifiers now poured into food, you can make some digital recordings artificially louder than others, Californication by the Red Hot Chili Peppers and most Oasis albums being classic examples.

"No!" Suddenly, the pipes in the wall behind the toilet began making some very loud clangy noises.

He concluded that the game's "tactical demands ... are probably its strongest point", and that it "isn't quite up in the Mechwarrior 2 league, [but] it's making some very loud noises with avid mech-combat fans".

The small crowd clapped louder, trying to make some noise.

Detroit made some noise with loud foul balls toward the end of the sixth, and San Francisco had what tonight constitutes a rally — a two-out single by Sandoval — in the bottom half of the frame.

There are no wearables or cars, or smart TVs — three other device categories that are becoming increasingly "smart" and being built on the same kinds of platforms that dominate more established categories like handsets, PCs and tablets — and if you take something like CES as a yardstick these newer categories are the ones making some of the loudest noise right now.

Wood, I fancy, is not a fan of humour in fiction, or at least not the sort of humour that makes (some of) us laugh out loud.