Sentence examples for offensive noises from inspiring English sources

Violators (including dog owners) face hefty fines — up to $3,200 for too-loud nightclubs — based on a menu of offensive noises.

When someone making similar offensive noises is a young girl and the subject of the abuse is Adam Goodes, the Australian of the Year, it may attract more attention.

Buddy makes an offensive noise, as his seatbelt whirs and clicks.

The administration defines offensive sounds as noises made between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. that are seven decibels above the surrounding sound of an area.

Disputes between neighbors about loud noise, offensive odors, intrusive pets or wayward vegetation have been going on for centuries, and the exchanges can become rather unneighborly.

White Cube Bermondsey, SE1, Wed to 16 Nov SS Edwin Burdis's art is a potent mix-up of guttural noise, offensive poetry and a visual onslaught of visceral indelicacies.

The power of the legislature to authorize its municipalities to regulate and suppress all such places or occupations as, in its judgment, are likely to be injurious to the health of its inhabitants, or to disturb people living in the immediate neighborhood by loud noises or offensive odors, is so clearly within the police power as to be no longer open to question.

Being flagrantly offensive, irritating people, making noise, commanding an audience this is what fuels him; this is his required voltage.

But several Giants, including Manning and some offensive linemen who struggled with the noise last year in Seattle, said they opposed the idea of adding the devices as well.

I will never vote for a grown adult in 2015 who still thinks making "woo woo" noises is not an incredibly racist and offensive thing to do.

The one clinking noise ratting around in the otherwise smooth offensive machine has been the dilemma of what to do with the second front court spot.