Sentence examples for rude sound from inspiring English sources

It is a rude sound, and it is not the rustling of the wind across the sage.

(Anderson Spike Joness's 100th Birthday Celebration (Thursday) Parody pop's patron saint would surely have a few rude sound effects for today's political climate.

But come summer, Shakespeare, Chekhov and O'Neill head for the wings, to be replaced by one-size-fits-all jokes and rude sound effects — "the equivalent of summer beach reading," Gordon Edelstein, the Long Wharf's artistic director, calls it.

The song ends abruptly with the rude sound of an alarm clock, followed by the "nightmarish" song "Novacane".

Body fluids, rude sounds, misbegotten erotic encounters, animals in distress, painful insults to tender skin: these are some of the recurring motifs in the Farrellys' films.

The ad, which pokes goofy fun at Mr. Forbes throughout, ends with the congressman's clowning around and pretending to make rude sounds by squeezing his hand under his armpit in the fashion of adolescent boys.

Where Albarn greets me with a theatrical zombie walk and a cry of: "I bet you're thinking, 'Why the fuck have they flown me all the way here?'", Rowntree is a bit guarded and suspicious (he frets that the headline will end up being "Rowntree says... .., which, without wanting to be rude, sounds like the words of a man who's never read a Blur headline).

Do you know how rude you sound?" "They're dead".

I say I think people were rather charmed at the idea of the nerdy loner winning the gorgeous blond, and realise, too late, just how rude that sounds.

"Table's Clear" has some rude bodily sounds his sons worked in, along with the fleeting spoken line that the noises will cause the National Endowment for the Arts to take away his grants.

There are now more than 300 skills for the Echo, from the trivial — there is one to make Alexa produce rude body sounds on command — to the pretty handy.