Sentence examples for sounds coming through from inspiring English sources

As The New York Times reported afterward, "a passing nurse stared in astonishment at the sounds coming through the door".

His singing style balanced plush tone and jittery improvising; he goes low and high, depending on the mood of the song, with different sounds coming through his voice — Johnny Hartman, Stevie Wonder, Betty Carter.

Soon they were demanding the stethoscope's attentions on all occasions, even though what they felt and reported was now somewhat less important than the sounds coming through the tube.

there is something, well, right about the way Hank Williams Sr. sounds coming through the three-inch speaker on the Model One in my kitchen.

I think the main strength we have with this instrumental grime sound coming through right now, is that there are a lot of producers that really don't sound like anyone else.

While it was difficult to make out the facial expressions of band members or see their hands on the instruments, the sound came through clearly.

Samsung's audio quality likewise leaves something to be desired with the Level Over (sound comes through somewhat tinny and lacking the rich quality you'll get with headphones from companies with more audio chops), but the trade-offs in terms of their complete compatibility with the Galaxy range and in-line controls might make that an exchange worth making.  .

Suddenly, sounds came through the ceiling from the room above us — footfalls, muffled voices like the noise of water flowing through a pipe.

As a transition between religious and secular music, the band played "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands," and darker, Donny Hathaway-like, chest-voice sounds came through in Mr. Hawkins's singing.

Sounds come through: a burst of laughter, a slammed door, maybe a faucet left on.

When new sounds came through I thought, 'Yeah that sounds different.