Sentence examples for mammoth sound from inspiring English sources

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Olinda is where some of the most surreal moments of Recife's late-February carnival take place -- with homemade costumes and puppet shows, instead of the mammoth sound trucks of Bahia's festivities, or the giant stadium-size fashion show of Rio's.

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More subtly, a day later, James Blake shakes the bones of his audience with an astoundingly mammoth bass sound that felt like palpitations.

The band still specialized in creating mammoth walls of sound, but the rhythmic underpinnings gave the songs a greater sense of structure.

A few minutes later, the mammoth repeats the sound, but this time, instead of trailing off into nothingness, it ends with several shrill, trumpetlike staccato bursts.

The mammoth makes a squeaking sound in the back of its throat.

It may sound crazy, risking mammoth outlays on sequels without even knowing if the first movie will fly or flop.

It sounded like a mammoth cocktail party.

It was confidently done, received by critics as if vast success was a foregone conclusion and sold no better than any other Yeah Yeah Yeahs album: the lead single, Zero, sounded like a mammoth hit right up to the point it stalled at No 49 in the singles chart.

That sounds like a mammoth undertaking.

For her thesis project, titled "Back, Here Below, Formidable," Humeau reconstructed the sound apparatus of the mammoth, no easy task since the soft tissue of the throat doesn't fossilize.

Drilling and hammering was still going on this week in the mammoth building, but those were the sounds of other countries' networks; NBC seemed ready, aside from the occasional router outage.

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