Sentence examples for notable sound from inspiring English sources

His more notable sound films include A Connecticut Yankee (1931), based on Mark Twain's humorous novel, and State Fair (1933).

They are notable sound producers, having special drumming muscles attached to the swim bladder, and many have connections between the swim bladder and the ear to improve hearing: presumably these sounds and their reception play some part in courtship.

The notable sound differences from his initial release My <3, to the Sparks EP in 2013 and this year's, Goddess EP signify this creative method.

Cahen, who often works under the monniker Newtoy, has been curating these experimental listening sessions with live performances from a number of notable sound artists, including legendary composer Pierre Henry, and Henry Collins, experimental drum'n'bass titan formerly known as DJ Shitmat.

Some of the most notable sounds in neotropical forests are often produced by cicadas (Hemiptera; Cicadidae).

There was a notable hissing sound emanating from Capitol Hill at the end of last week.

Later, he pulled down a thorn tree branch and showed us a weaver ant, a creature whose notable feature sounded like a cautionary tale for offspring inclined to be difficult: Weaver ants, he said, make use of their babies for basic survival.

Indeed, it takes a minute or two to adjust to a soprano sound notable more for muscle than for voluptuousness.

It "abounds in clever bits of fun, queer and notable incidents, and sound and patriotic editorials".

Seems to be vogue among our notables of taking sound, and camera men on honeymoon trip.

By John Ogden Whedon The New Yorker, September 16 , 1933P. 13 Seems to be vogue among our notables of taking sound, and camera men on honeymoon trip.