Sentence examples for may get louder from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, recent murmurs that a new party may emerge out of disgruntled bits of the old ANC may get louder.

Now that he's withdrawn his name, the rhetoric may calm — or it may get louder, what with his comments accusing the "Israel Lobby" of "character assassination".

There are still only 800 civilian policemen in all of Darfur, which covers an area nearly as big as France.Calls for a wholesale UN military intervention may get louder again.

Listen closely as the engine may get louder as the top cylinder begins to overheat.

Then, you have Edge's co-star in "This May Get Loud," the newly-influential thoroughbred knockout guitarist, Jack White, being relegated to a mention in The Edge's fucking entry!

The more people you have, the more hectic it may get (loud, distracting, etc).

But in difficult times calls for trade protection get louder, and may be heard favourably by politicians.

Calls for a real policy review may start getting louder again.

But it had nothing to offer in the way of another big slug of long-term lending to banks, to follow the three-year loans in December and February that tranquillised markets so effectively, if only for a while.The squeals of distress from the Spanish government may be getting louder by the day, but the ECB was deaf to them.

"That campaign needs to get louder.

We get louder all the time.