Sentence examples for peculiar noises from inspiring English sources
"Wagner was making peculiar noises in the kitchen.
A bit later she is forced into a follow-up question: "What's it going to be?" Ms. Sanders's own best move is her coughing fit, with peculiar noises worthy of another Simon character, Felix Unger from "The Odd Couple".
Talk story about recordings of sounds fish make under water A study of fish noises was begun, when the Coast Artillery reported that some peculiar noises were being picked up by the hydrophones they had attached to mines with which they were experimenting off Old Point Comfort.
They are warned to take their clips off lines when they hear peculiar noises which might mean that the company's wire chief is testing, but never to meddle otherwise with the apparatus, because it is set up for them by older men.
"It made a peculiar noise and we did some experimentation".
When Edward inhaled sharply there was a peculiar noise in his chest.
If there's more than a goal apiece at Old Trafford that peculiar noise you'll hear will be the now sadly deceased wing commander revolving in his place of final repose – and The Guide weeping quietly to itself over another 75p swallowed up by the coffers of the Daffypunters4us.com betting exchange.
Working as a research-and-development corps at a peculiar intersection of science and aesthetics, they spun off a few practical applications, like sound effects for movies and funny noises for commercials.
I think it's doing me some good, but my stomach has started making peculiar gurgling noises.
Five well-turned-out but unassuming gents, harrumphing and making small talk, they could easily be retired accountants at the golf club – were it not for the fact that they're busy wiring together enough vintage synthesisers and tape machines to make a young hipster techno producer faint with joy, all while the most peculiar boinging noises emerge from various speakers.
This is peculiar since noise should have an equal effect on both ears and indicates that noise is only one of several factors that may be responsible for audiometric notches.
