Sentence examples for regional sound from inspiring English sources

Mr Hickey believes so, and it has a regional sound: "New Yorkers think we lack depth," he says with combative pride.

Preserved in the turf - in the "Bogland", the "Fodder", the "Bone Dreams", to adapt just a few Heaney titles - was the regional sound.

By smoothing Miami Bass's edge with bubblegum arrangements, "My Boo" made a rough, regional sound palatable for the entire country, giving the song its evergreen appeal as a call to motion you didn't have to dance like the girls in Dr. Luke videos to dance along.

It had a mystique from its onset, blending the club-friendly harmonies of hip-hop soul pioneered by divas-in-training like Mary J. Blige and Mariah Carey with a throbbing regional sound called Miami Bass: pecking, stuttered hi-hats that bounced off flat 808 drums and the occasional cowbell.

I wouldn't mind hearing a bit of Chicago-ese (or any other regional sound, for that matter) sprinkled in here and there (if it comes naturally to an actor), even if the story doesn't require it.

That spacey, bleepy style is all over the work of foundational artists Amos Larkins and Maggotron, both of whom have been credited as kicking the regional sound into motion.

Both spent their formative years on Jive Records, a major incubator that took regional sounds national.

Traditional regional sounds — accordion, brass bands, harps — turn up throughout the album, alongside rhythms from outside Mexico and electronic effects.

The earthy regional sounds ruffle the familiar strut of Shakespeare's eloquence and root the language more in the belly than in the larynx.

You will also find rock and reggae, plus other regional sounds such as Salvador-style axé, pagode (an informal type of samba) and choro.

For the lover of regional sounds.