Sentence examples for resounding sound from inspiring English sources

The bass drum has a large diameter, most commonly 22 inches (56 cm), and thus has a deep, resounding sound.

When describing dying onstage, he refers to the "resounding sound of noses being picked".

Mr. Braxton uses effects and electronics and sometimes guitars to create resounding sounds and songs.

Yet little pretension pervades these 19th-century walls, which originally housed a bank, before resounding to sound of the Sweelinck Conservatory, the music academy from which the hotel takes its name.

Before the song was released, MTV News Alvin Blancoo heard a preview of the song and described it as "resounding... sounds like it was tailor-made to be performed in large stadiums".

Central Damascus, despite resounding to the sound of regular incoming and outgoing fire, has not been a main battlezone.

But the protest seemed to spread spontaneously across the city, with many neighborhoods resounding to the sound of banging metal.

It did not sound like resounding self-confidence, which was not surprising considering Williams has been pressed just once here, by Svetlana Kuznetsova, who took the only set from Williams in Paris so far.

Swishing, whistling, resounding and pulsating/throbbing are sound characteristics most highly correlated with annoyance by wind turbine noise for those people who noticed the noise outside their dwellings.

The band played at the 2013 Glastonbury Festival on 28 June as headliners at the Pyramid stage to resounding success, playing 'Mad Sounds' and 'Do I Wanna Know?' from the forthcoming album 'AM'.

That makes it sound like a resounding success.