As the nose dips the plane begins its steep dive out of the sky and soaring, siren-like noise fills the air.
Amid Pink Floyd's brooding, soaring sound, the noise generated by the band's internal conflicts and the clamor around the group's legendary live shows, beat Roger Waters' political heart.
The oral traditions talk about sorcerers digging holes and hot water soaring out, unusual noises from the crater and the exodus of tigers, monkeys and rabbits into the villages before the final eruption.
Its undergraduate student body of about 30,000 provides a continually replenished source of clubgoers, while its research laboratories incubate new lines of business that draw downtown condominiums, soaring rents and, eventually, noise complaints.
With most schoolkids now enjoying the summer break as the mercury soars, the noise inside the grounds will only intensify as the tournament edges towards its conclusion.
Then came attack, war, Mr. Bush's soaring popularity and a sudden scurrying noise aboard a ship that no longer felt quite as seaworthy.
Wind direction has been blamed for soaring numbers of complaints about aircraft noise at Heathrow.
In his brilliant Clarinet Concerto, Magnus Lindberg exploits myriad facets of what the instrument can do, from playing soaring melodic lines to making almost rude-sounding noises.
Soaring melodies attacked by double-time beats and electronic noise?
Falling – hailed by Mary Anne Hobbs as a Game Changer – features lots of dead space (silence is the new noise, and all that) and Josh Thorn's soaring, clear, pure tones.
