Sentence examples for something of a noise from inspiring English sources
His vines, now making something of a noise in wine-growing circles, are his way of "giving something back".
The roadside flower show, soon to include azaleas, beach plums, honeysuckle and other native varieties, also serves as something of a noise barrier.
Featured at this year's Huddersfield contemporary music festival, and in a BBC Radio 6 Music discussion between Mojo magazine's deputy editor Andrew Male and DJ Stuart Maconie, the Wandelweiser composer collective have made something of a noise this year.
It is a bouillabaisse of a noise, with something in it of happy kids on a playground, honking geese headed for your decoys, and the "wheeee" of a deep-sea fishing reel when you've hooked something huge.
In a piece here about hunting in England, he delivers this observation about the sound a beagle pack makes: "It is a bouillabaisse of a noise, with something in it of happy kids on a playground, honking geese headed for your decoys and the whee of a deep-sea fishing reel when you've hooked something huge".
The contortions Republicans are going through in an attempt to avoid raising tax rates are quite something, and they pose something of a puzzle: why are they making noises about raising revenue by limiting deductions, while still screaming bloody murder at any hint of a rise in tax rates?
Perhaps, too, in its depiction of the orderly world of the stage coming apart at the seams, "Noises Off" has become something of a mirror for the psychic state of the city.
"Any restaurateur who is aware of a noise problem, and is willing to address it, can do something," he said.
It was a noise but too quiet of a noise.
Responsible innovation becomes something of a metaphor.
