Sentence examples for repeat sounds from inspiring English sources

When a person stutters, the stuttering may completely block his speech, cause him to repeat sounds, or cause him to "stick" on one sound for too long.

Repeating sounds can imitate the shudders of faulty outdoor loudspeakers.

Instead, Ms. Bethel began clapping and repeating sounds like "boom, boom" and "beep, beep".

Bronze instruments in gong families of Indonesia, Thailand, and Myanmar employ repeated sounds acting as ostinati.

A widespread and preponderant use of dronelike or repeated sounds in Southeast Asia shows that they are probably an ancient fundamental musical element.

There is also a stunning climatic episode when Mr. Golijov turns the repeated sounds of rifle shots as García Lorca and two compatriots are executed into a pummeling rhythmic fugue.

This impairment is accompanied by one or more of the following: deterioration of language function, e.g., repeating sounds and words over and over again; impaired ability to execute simple motor activities, e.g., inability to dress or wave goodbye; inability to recognize and identify objects such as chairs or pencils despite normal vision functioning.

But sometimes the flow chops up the beat, breaks the beat into smaller units, forces in multiple syllables and repeated sounds and internal rhymes, or hangs a drunken leg over the last bap and keeps going, sneaks out of that bitch.

Men and women are still waving their arms to the repeated sounds of a truck horn.

You may hear her repeating sounds and babbling, making up rambling stories for the sheer pleasure of the noise and rhythm.

A 2008 study explained why both "mama" and "dada" are common first words -- not only because mom and dad are always around, but because it's easiest for babies to say words that feature patterns of repeating sounds.