Sentence examples for somewhere that sounds from inspiring English sources

We'd very much like to visit somewhere that sounds as gorgeous as the EP's title track does so, Vincent, mate, slide into the DMs ASAP.

"It was somewhere that sounded far away and we thought it would not be that easy to check up about".

I had read somewhere that the sound of flowing water is supposed to make people feel calm in the face of chaos, but it just made my bladder spasm instead.

There's a clever electronic gubbins hidden away somewhere that determines the sounds we hear.

I was just thrown into a panic by the Manhattan drawl of this other journalist who, you could tell, was some Chloe Sevigny lookalike hipster babe, so I tried to think of somewhere that made me sound cool.

Seattle-based Julie Byrne writes the kind of soft, fragmented, finger-picked folk that sounds somewhere between otherworldy and other-timely.

Candidates seem to ignore the signals of blinking lights, so let's install an emphatic alarm that sounds somewhere between a fart and a fire engine.

They shine on tracks like "Feel Alive," a headbang-worthy metal stomper that sounds somewhere between Pantera and Muse and are in full effect on a final stretch of the tune that's breakneck drum and bass.

Meanwhile, groups of young Palestinians do the classical dance known as the dabke, in step to a song that sounds somewhere between early Black Sabbath and traditional Arab folk.  .

"Personally I think it sounds like somewhere that Liberace and Danny La Rue might frequent".

Decked out in advertisers' brand-name jeans, boots and 50-gallon hat, Big Tex led the pledge in a droopy baritone that sounded somewhere between Clint Eastwood and Howdy Doody: "Ah-pledge-a-lee-gence... " His permanently grinning mouth jawed in time with the syllables as he loomed simplistically above.