Sentence examples for sound late from inspiring English sources
Brady did not look physically sound late in the game, and after the game he appeared gimpy as he left an interview podium.
He said he and his wife, Elif, heard a loud clicking sound late at night, at first thinking it was firecrackers.
Reviewing her one-woman show "Lena Horne: The Lady and Her Music" in our pages in 1981, Brendan Gill wrote: Miss Horne … is quite open about who she believes she has become; if the note she strikes is one of doubt overcome and self-fulfillment achieved, then (she implies) that note is one that all the rest of us can be encouraged to sound late, if not soon.
He recently rebuilt a town house on Manhattan's Upper East Side with a soundproof music room so he can make a "big sound" late at night playing Beethoven sonatas.
The curfew time you may need may sound late to parents, and it is, but many of the activities don't start till late.
To us, that sounds late and insufficient.
Shotgun blasts sounded late into the night: livestock being put out of their misery.
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Her voice can be ashy and bruising and hurt and imperious, and worn on the surface despite its power; it can sound like late Joni Mitchell or late Camarón de la Isla or late Sarah Vaughan, but always late-something.
This might sound quite late, but according to the Health Council of the Netherlands, 30 is the best age to start screening.
Both Ranaldo and Moore's records sound like late period Sonic Youth albums: largely sprightly alt-rock jams with various blasts of noise.
