Sentence examples for sound taking from inspiring English sources

He played this Baroque music with rich sound, taking full advantage of the modern piano.

Has he seen Catholic politicians who may not be dogmatically sound taking communion?

White and Pollard turned out to be extreme perfectionists about their particular wall of sound, taking almost two years to put out their first record and another three to tweak and finish Prass's.

Hacksaw Ridge had already won four Aactas at the industry luncheon on Monday – best editing, best production design, best cinematography and best sound – taking the film's total to nine awards.

Ten years later, they've carved a distinctively eccentric sound, taking in four-to-the-floor house, silky R&B and golden-era disco – and the canny ability to write songs that go straight for the emotional jugular and make you want to get on one on a mid-week night.

The lyrics, which can be hard to decipher, slowly reveal themselves to be meaner than they first sound, taking aim at someone maybe someone in Montreal who underestimated her: I know, most likely, how I used to be: a frail and silly thought in your mind Call me unkind, you're so far behind me But I can't see something more than the things you try to take Now who made a mistake?

Sound takes precedence in Jonah Winter's "Jazz Age Josephine".

Remixing them into Dolby 5.1 surround sound took six weeks.

But to get that professional sound takes some accessories and post-production expertise.

Inevitably, though, in Mansell's hands, this sound takes a slide into the abyss.

Moreover, the path the sound takes can be controlled by introducing deliberate flaws into the crystal's atomic lattice.