Sentence examples for no sounding from inspiring English sources

No sounding board, religious or secular, could keep Heath from cashing in.

"He's trying to answer all the questions for himself, and he has no sounding board," a West Coast-based agent said.

For a given time frame n, if there is no sounding note, then entries of v n are expected to be less than the entries of the Tone-model vectors w r.

No longer sounding like an electronically enhanced Bob Dylan, Fagen became a distinctive singer who could put across some of the toughest lyrics in pop music with his pungent voice.

One measure of the changing landscape here — and Mr. Tsipras's effect on it — is that his proposals are no longer sounding so far out of the mainstream.

And it showed how Mr. Condon has been growing into his singing: no longer placing his notes at the back of the palate, no longer sounding like some junior hybrid of Morrissey and David Byrne.

With Billy Vunipola, the England No 8, sounding off about the red-rose pack's need to man up and "not take a backward step", this Calcutta Cup encounter has plenty of potential on the fire and fury front.

American officials are no longer sounding quite as alarmed or as certain of their facts.The Chinese surpriseChina is doubtless delighted that its efforts to broker peace on the Korean peninsula appear at last to be making some headway.

With his poll numbers foundering, his campaign in downsizing mode and questions about whether he might drop out of the race before the voting even begins no longer sounding so absurd, Jeb Bush needed to stand out at Wednesday night's debate.

Here are some people who really have no business sounding off on Ebola, no matter what you see in headlines.

"No!" Liddy says, sounding panicked.