Sentence examples for sounds call from inspiring English sources

It's strange, I never would have guessed, but the sounds call from far beyond a model number or brand name.

Nicolá Cruz's sounds call upon the rituals and natural spaces from his homeland a country intersected not only by the sprawling Andes, but also the Amazon jungle.

Kris Paulson, Hasbro's design manager of integrated play, said Furbys communicate with high-frequency sounds, called audio watermarks.

He listened to her lungs but heard none of the harsh sounds, called rhonchi, that suggest an accumulation of mucus.

Tourette's syndrome is characterized by repeated involuntary movements and uncontrollable vocal sounds called tics.

Modern systems often work by identifying vocal sounds, called phonemes, rather than entire words, which can make them more reliable.

Fixed objects, such as buildings and wires, cause humming or other constant sounds called eolian tones; moving objects, such as twigs and leaves, cause irregular sounds.

Those sounds, called one-bit tones, are generated by microchips that Mr. Perich programs, resulting in a sort of duet between code and musicians.

Problems in the production of speech sounds, called dysphonia, often indicate a problem affecting the larynx or the nerves and muscles of that structure.

(The centum and satem divisions of Indo-European languages are made according to the treatment of certain sounds, called palatals, that existed in the ancestral Indo-European language).

The Sounds' first ballpark was Herschel Greer Stadium, which the Sounds called home from 1978 through 2014.