The phrase "raise sound" is not correct and usable in written English as it does not have a specific meaning.
You would need to be more specific in order to use the phrase correctly in written English. For example, you could say "raise your voice" or "raise the volume of the sound."
In horse racing, breeders can do their part by breeding and raising sound athletes.
And in Berry's hands it became something else: a hell-raising sound, moonshined, irreverent, up to no good.
Jon Paul Morosi of Foxsports.com contributed extraordinary and transcendent, while Mike Vaccaro of The Post went with dominant, and he pointed out the eyebrow-raising sound of Yankees fans cheering for a walk.
GANGBUSTERS -- The reaction against gangsta rap gained momentum in 2000, as an increasingly articulate movement set out to reclaim and extend hip-hop's other possibilities: consciousness-raising, sound collage, light-headed whimsy and hard-headed social commentary.
The new fund is still being raised, sounds like.
Yes, women can be oversensitive when it comes to discussions about childbirth and parenting – when comments like "I don't know how you work and raise children" sound to a tired mother's ears more like "I don't know how you can bear to leave your children to go to the office!" But people really do talk the most astonishing load of cobblers on these subjects.
On April 11 , 2016 I linked arms with people who wanted to raise voices, sound an alarm, and create a tension within the wider community that could initiate a discussion on police executions and violence.
Invest in the emotional wellbeing of mothers, because they are the key to raising a sound society.
After this poll received a lot of publicity, some Hillary supporters argued that Quinnipiac had hyped the findings, and they raised some sound points.
The group believes that such a natural amplifier is destroyed in the winter when the layering disappears, perhaps when more moisture penetrates the dune and raises the sound velocity there.
