Sentence examples for soft growl from inspiring English sources
A well-socialized dog employs a soft growl to tell another dog "you're in my space".
Very often, Walt communicates only in a soft growl, an inchoate version of the whispery-croaky threats and insults that are his stock in trade.
Its Solex carburetor mixed its first breath of California air with a bit of Italian gasoline, and with a few pulses of the starter the engine woke with a soft growl.
Stretching, he let out a soft growl, and then turned over on his back to look directly upside down at the ranch woman.
For instance, "whoops," with long inter-whoop intervals, are primarily used to signal separated individuals, supporting within- and between-clans acoustic interaction [ 51, 52]; conversely, the "grunt" [ 39] ("soft growl" in [ 49]) is uttered during close meeting of clan mates and remains barely audible after a few meters of propagation.
The spotted hyena has an extensive vocal range, with sounds ranging from whoops, fast whoops, grunts, groans, lows, giggles, yells, growls, soft grunt-laughs, loud grunt-laughs, whines and soft squeals.
Soft-spoken, he shifts his voice to a baritone growl for practices and games.
Hinchcliffe's voice is terrific as well, ranging from soft and controlled tenor tones to a subtly aggressive whiskey growl.
Despite his warning, I didn't really hear anything odd in the background except an initial clunk and growl as his treadmill started moving, and, anyway, the soft whirring of my own treadmill probably cancelled it out.
He could hear the low growl of the A.T.V. somewhere behind him, and then the different, softer sound of the engine idling, stopped, no doubt, so that Montana Bob and Charlie Chaplin could branch out on foot to look for his sign.
