Sentence examples for noisy scene from inspiring English sources

In an interview last week, Mr. Haider said: "I am tired of this stupid, noisy scene.

Following an unfortunately noisy scene change after "Vesti la giubba," the action moves inside a circus tent, complete with jugglers, fire-eaters and a trapeze artist.

But that noisy scene changed once Sabathia's mother, Margie, told him to turn off the stereo and told his friends to leave.

Before Nightfall Called the "the longest bar in the world" by locals, the Altstadt — or Old Town — turns into a boisterous, noisy scene come nightfall, when big crowds turn out for the local specialty, altbier.

In an ugly dispute with a conductor, he first makes a noisy scene that the young Italian passengers around him approve of, but he then returns consciously to his practical English ideas of civility.

She gestured around at the surprisingly noisy scene: the guides stowing their gear in the newly assembled mountain tents, the Himalayan wind whistling painfully through the air, the climbers chowing down on a kind of Nepalese protein gloop ("Looks like yak dung but tastes O.K.," one said), while the Sherpas, off in a corner, quietly tested equipment and pulled at harnesses.

Interspersed with these noisy scenes are recent interviews with Vietnamese people.

Although Klemper is usually a cheerful, well-mannered man, who is interested in Renaissance art, he has a habit towards the end of his stays in Florence, of becoming drunk and creating noisy scenes in the pensione.

There has been a lot of heat and tension in India's parliament over past week as the government has won grudging and expensive approval for its foreign supermarkets investment policy and there have been noisy scenes over allegations that Wal-Mart has been corruptly lobbying for the cause.

This characteristic enhances the robustness of the proposed method to corrupted signals and noisy scenes.

Computer simulation results obtained with the proposed method in recognizing geometrically distorted versions of a target in cluttered and noisy scenes are discussed and compared in terms of recognition performance and complexity with existing state-of-the-art filters.