Sentence examples for noise watching from inspiring English sources

The band followed him from slick vamps to fuzz-toned noise, watching for cues while he wooed and embraced the mannequin as if it was Cindy or Karen.

While games like Minecraft are doing a great job of engaging with children, you simply can't beat the experience of going into a factory full of machines and lots of noise – watching a plastic toy or an iPhone case being made will leave a much longer impression than reading about the process.

Jumping at every noise, watching the police helicopters fly overhead.

Employees must be mindful of noise (watch your voice) and smells (no eating lunch at your desk, and, if you must wear perfume, keep it minimal).

That creates a lot of noise (watch a Dutch amateur game and the losing team just argues amongst itself nonstop) but it does make things more cerebral and interesting.

They will soak up the sun and the noise; watch the dancing; laugh at the David Cameron jibes; enjoy the fabulous views; revel in the discordance of it all – a beach where guardsmen usually tread; anarchy in the home of order.

He reviewed the decision but although the Hot Spot technology showed no evidence of a mark on the bat, the verdict was upheld by television umpire Kumar Dharmasena, who heard a noise while watching a TV replay, suggesting contact had been made.

It is tempting to set the microphone's sensitivity too high but this can cause distortion peaks when there are loud noises and amplify camera noise, so watch out.

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"So the slightest creak or noise outside while watching something designed to frighten you is the scariest thing".

It is not that Trump shows any great clairvoyance, but his words resonate because there is such a vacuum of clear thinking in Washington and Western Europe   I remembered Trump and his anti-noise campaign when watching him in recent weeks being repeatedly interviewed as presidential candidate about the Middle East.