Sentence examples for sounds back from inspiring English sources

Like Locke, Griffith will be using the Turbine Hall as a street, bringing carnival-like sights and sounds back indoors.

"If you can experimentally amplify the memory-reinforcing process by forcing those sounds back into the brain while we're asleep," Dr. Walker said, it "may actually give us some clues as to what that mechanism is".

In the winter of 1951, he had packed the unruly manuscript and gone to stay with his current lover in a small Swiss village, where he completed it in three months, listening to Bessie Smith records to get the native sounds back in his ears.

Strange as it sounds, back then Roger Federer had not won a grand slam, no one had heard of Rafael Nadal and Hewitt, who was widely tipped to make a successful defence of his title, was the best player in the world.

Third-best scenario, if you find offensive words coming out of your mouth and you don't have a time machine, and you realise with a sinking feeling that you cannot suck sounds back into your lungs, would be to issue an effusive apology and then donate a billion dollars to progressive charities that help to dismantle the systemic oppression of underserved communities.

Reunited after breaking up for a few years — during which the singer and guitarist Mike Scheidt formed a band called Middian that was dropped by its label after having been sued by a different band called Midian — Yob sounds back in full concentration, ready to compete.

That's not as painless as it sounds: back-office jobs would surely be slashed, and the nature of doctors' or teachers' jobs might change radically.

On that album, the Oils stripped their sound back.

To play your sound back, trace your finger back over the drawing.

Then, "for the children," I went online and found out how to get the sound back.

"And there it was – that sound back in all its clarity!