Sentence examples for roof speakers from inspiring English sources

Hasidic Party Bus, blaring klezmer music from the roof speakers at window-rattling decibels.

Or how about: "A ball hitting roof or speakers in fair territory shall be judged fair or foul in relation to where it hits the ground or is touched by a fielder.

When's the last time you saw this kind of ground rule in a ballpark spec: "A ball hitting roof or speakers in fair territory, if caught, the batter is out and the runners advance at their own risk"?

Maas-Rowe president Paul Rowe said San Clemente's chimes will consist of a time-controlled electronic console with four roof-top speakers to amplify the sound from wall-mounted chimes, which range from 2 to 3 feet in height.

I Know What I Like alone has been used on the show three times – most memorably when Clarkson drove through India playing the song through a roof-mounted speaker, to the evidently unefeigned disgust of Richard Hammond.

"No quirky anything, no quirky roof, no quirky speakers.

Outward views were blocked by tall second-row headrests and by thick roof pillars with protruding speakers.

Climate-controlled press boxes with midfield views are rare; at Camp Nou, Barcelona's stadium, Johnson and other commentators were essentially on the roof, and a large speaker next to Johnson partly obscured his view.

"They drove the car onto the sidewalk, and the cop got up on the roof and broke the speaker.

Presumably Jeremy Clarkson would rather eat a car battery than drive a car powered by one, but I imagine he would mount vast speakers on the roof and play the sound of a V8 engine overheating.

For hours, cars with speakers on the roof drove up and down La Brea Avenue loudly announcing, 'Gov.