Sentence examples for sort of drone from inspiring English sources
But here people were just sitting cross-legged, listening to Tangerine Dream or Klaus Schulze, sort of drone, dream music.
There's little music either, the most frequent sound being the sort of drone you'd normally associate with the end of a My Bloody Valentine concert.
One recent Isis video was made with the sort of drone camera that The Daily Telegraph's chief content officer, Jason Seiken, has identified as an instrument of future journalism.
Alas for conservatives, Mr Paul did not really prove that.When polled about the sort of drone strikes that take place in the real world, 64% of Americans told a WSJ/NBC poll last month that they support targeted assassinations of al-Qaeda suspects abroad ie, they do not share Mr Paul's qualms.
But, as the New America Foundation, which attempts to monitor drone warfare, has said, it is only a matter of time before many more of the other 86 states known to have some sort of drone capability begin to make active use of it.
No doubt there's still a good deal of fun you can have flying around a sort of drone theme park, though.
As you might expect, the engine makes more noise, a sort of droning, than the V-6.
The slides auto-advance every 15 seconds, preventing the sort of droning outline-recitations that plague lesser PowerPoint presentations, and the shows' participants have used the stage to explicate everything from the construction of samurai swords to the history of the iPhone application, iFart.
And while their set began sort of droning and chant-y, by the second song or so the unamplified blend of gentle guitar, jazzy flute, pretty girl-on-girl harmonies, and hand drums had coalesced into something like a Donovan-style folk-pop but with a stronger pagan slant and more stoner-friendly Detroit-style riffage.
An accessible price point, on the other hand, would likely go a long ways toward helping mainstream these sorts of drones for the manner of applications DJI is banking on making them an essential tool for a variety of industries.
We have one sub-culture of sarcastic apathy, and another of self-righteous Beltway certainty, populated by the sorts of droning empty suits who make George W. Bush look like someone you would want to have a beer with.
