Sentence examples similar to prepare sound from inspiring English sources

Electricians were busy preparing sound systems.

"People have spent months working on costumes and preparing sound systems".

In about 1950 a polyphonic version (capable of playing several voices, or parts, simultaneously) of this instrument was built by Oskar Sala, a former student of Trautwein and Hindemith, for preparing sound tracks in a Berlin film studio.

I had prepared sound from the album, so it was bionic, but still organic.

As if that weren't enough, the encyclopedic Sosa threw in Bachian inventions, stylized Latin dances in the manner of Gottschalk, and John Cage-esque prepared sounds.

It was necessary to prepare a sound programme in which the muhajireen might take refuge as their jihad is the result of the glory to Islam and the monotheists.

In theory, the resolution is to be commended, since it would hand to the court the tasks of maintaining the record of violations, separating facts from allegations, sifting out the propaganda and disinformation, and beginning to prepare legally sound cases against those responsible, even if there could be no immediate indictments and prosecutions.

The BBC reports that Clegg is having a lie-in and a country walk to prepare, which sounds very sensible to me.

"I'm not a singer," he warned, as an engineer prepared the sound equipment.

He was, he said, "prepared to sound ugly as long as the meaning is fresh".

(What else?) But even as he prepares to sound wedding bells, Mr. Hansen sustains the wit of this breezy fable.