Sentence examples for moving noisy from inspiring English sources

For example, it has been found that the young of many animal species automatically will learn to follow the first large, moving, noisy object presented (as if it were their mother).

For example, we have been told for some time by government, energy companies, chartered surveyors and estate agents that a house may be a few hundred yards away from a moving, noisy structure the height of the London Eye but there will be no discernible effect on its value.

But it recommends that others take certain measures to become more neighborhood friendly: anything from reconfiguring exits so headlights do not shine in residents' windows, to moving noisy air-conditioners, to putting in double doors to block the sound of music when one set swings open.

In practice, Mr. Ridenhour said, most people will probably use the servers to move noisy devices like printers or scanners to places where they will not bother people.

In recent years, the crowds have been forced to exit not on Seventh Avenue but on the nearest side street, moving the noisy after-celebrations to the Avenue of the Americas or Eighth Avenue. 1. DEBBIE JACOBSON and JEFF JACOBSON of Richfield, Ohio.

Note that, the target is moving on noisy circular trajectories.

He claims to have forced corporate executives to move with noisy nighttime protests.

She explains that after an elderly islander died, the council moved his noisy birds there from a residential area.

Leopoldo Rosati, the company's New York representative, says it even moved some noisy ventilating equipment to the roof to recapture more of the garden's value.

Eventually the police moved the noisy protest of 200-300 people up the Mound and down Market Street, at the bottom of which several protesters broke through police ranks.

However, it does not seem reasonable that subjects with hypertension had moved into noisy areas because of the high blood pressure.