Sentence examples for sound contests from inspiring English sources

Of the constant tone output capability, designer Tom Danley wrote that the "target 94 dB at 250 meters is not the essentially fictional 'burst' or 'peak SPL' nonsense in pro sound, or like the 'death burp' signal used in car sound contests".

It's part of 75th & 508, a celebration that will also include a Robert Johnson look-alike and sound-alike contest.

She's a spunky singer, but there's no way "All I Wanna Do" deserves to win anything short of a Rickie Lee Jones sound-alike contest.

But a new study reveals that they sound off during contests over living quarters, providing the first evidence that these insects use sound to communicate.

The rhetoric makes trade negotiations sound like a contest.

Rather than emphasizing discipline, organization and uniformity of message, Mr. Alterman suggests, they favor self-criticism, diversity and fairness, which makes them weaker competitors, especially on the kind of sound-bitten yelling contests that increasingly characterize radio and television.

These characterizations make it sound like a contest between two competing sets of policies and programs.

Lib Tech coming out with fiberglass skateboards in the late 90s, the Sound and Fury contest..

Lib Tech coming out with fiberglass skateboards in the late 90s, Sound and Fury contest I could go on and on.

These schemes often tailor their solicitations to sound like the authentic contests, promising sweepstakes prizes, discounted vacations and extravagant gifts.

LARCHMONT FLEET UNDAUNTED BY BLOW; Seventy-five Yachts on the Sound in the Final Contests of Race Week.