Sentence examples for measures sound from inspiring English sources

A similar bill is also fast gaining support in the Senate.Both measures sound sweet to Republican ears.

The latest measures "sound like a big restatement, but it's just spreading things out over time," said Andrew Palmer, director of fixed-income management at ASB Capital Management, which owns $3 million in Tyco shares.

In general, the results provide evidence of the measures' sound validity and reliability.

Snickometer technology - which measures sound and displays it graphically - is not permitted as part of the official DRS, but appeared to vindicate Dharmasena's call.

He said: "These measures sound as though they will be found to be legal, they will be found to be proportionate, they will be within the European Convention on Human Rights, because they do not ban a UK citizen from entering the United Kingdom if they have no other nationality, they place restrictions on it.

Music critic Steve McPherson noted that its first two measures sound "like a disaster", contrasting its solid groove.

Dotted among Dilla's compositions are two pieces by minimalist French pianist and phonometrician (someone who measures sounds), Erik Satie.

Its microphone measures sounds inside the ear canal and transmits them to a computer or another electronic device using a Bluetooth wireless connection.

But the governor, who was rebuffed by voters in a series of 2005 ballot measures, sounded confident he could sell this one.

Rather, it was the sheer quantity of money that the Treasury will need to borrow in the years ahead.Mr Darling's measures sounded impressive.

Rodriguez was speaking in measured sound bites, as usual.