Sentence examples for minute sound from inspiring English sources
He/she might be known within the journalism community but I think less known in the eyes of the general public who seem to be more interested in five to ten minute sound bytes.
But its completely wordless chorus also gave the world its first chance to hear a voice that could conceivably pierce concrete one minute, sound fit to burst with joy the next and snarl with barely repressed passion in between.
The music was "a strange, fluid 20 minute sound composition".
A comparable study recorded sound levels in an outpatient chemotherapy clinic [ 15] and found similar, constant, average (55 to 60 dB) and peak (>90 dB every minute) sound pressure levels during the day.
In response, Mr King whose shop sells 1,000 bananas a minute, sounded more modest than most politicians: "You cannot help but feel proud," he said.
For her part, Mrs. Weisfeld could do without the aural splitting of hairs that constantly surrounds her, although experience has enabled her to suss out minute sounds alongside the fussiest fellow Audiophile Society member.
We're not going to be able to do it in these one-minute sound bites.... Q...
The program includes a three-minute sound and light show, Range of Expression, repeated every 20 minutes, which mimics the cycle of dawn to dusk.
(Johnson) 'The Murder of Crows' (closes on Sunday) With its violent dream sequences, dark symbolism and references to fascism, this 29-minute sound installation from 2008 explores the nightmarish repercussions of Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller's spatial-aural illusionism.
Drawn by the news that the 48-year-old San Francisco institution is facing eviction, the crowd of longtime parishioners and first-time visitors dance and sway through the 90-minute "sound exorcism" that begins the religious service.
Then, when I need to enter reality, I've been listening to "Only Once Away My Son," an awe-inspiring, psychedelic, nine-minute sound odyssey released, last month, by Eno and Kevin Shields, of My Bloody Valentine.
