Sentence examples for noise created from inspiring English sources

Another special effect comes from strange steely noise created by the scraping of cowbells and brake drums.

Despite 14 takes, the crew still couldn't get it right, due in part to the incessant noise created by the droves of fans on set.

The noise created by the trucks dumping debris on the street near the school and by the cranes loading it onto the barges is considerable.

The researchers used underwater microphones to measure the noise created by about 1,600 individual ships as they passed through Haro Strait, in Washington state.

By filtering ideas, knowledge, and awareness of climate trends, she said, social media can be a tool for "overtaking the noise" created by climate skeptics.

As they filed against the 8 metre high fence surrounding the compound, banging and kicking against the steel, their noise created a deafening roar audible to the refugees.

The noise created by the heavy street traffic can barely be heard over the jack-hammering sounds of sewing machines manned by each of the sisters.

"If you strip out the noise created by the unrest, it is clear that the fundamental economic factors bode well," he said.

He likes it when his photographs capture the swirling visual noise created by convection waves rising off the desert floor, an optical effect he compares to "looking across the top of a fire".

Twenty years ago, Don DeLillo, in "White Noise," created a character so beset by morbid anxiety that she begins taking pills that obliterate the fear of death.

This allowed all track log data to be deleted for periods when the focal was clearly not travelling, thereby reducing 'noise' created by field staff independently moving (e.g. to get a better view of an orangutan).