Sentence examples for sounds early from inspiring English sources

Sounds early in an image represent the left-hand side of the scene, while those late in it represent the right.

Some experts have speculated that primitive language was developed from random sounds; early homo, they say, might have based his first words either on the noises he heard, like the splash of falling water or the thud of a rock smashing into a skull; or on his own instinctive cries, like a gulp of surprise at the sight of falling water or a yelp of effort caused by smashing a rock into a skull.

Listeners' abilities to normalize for speaker-vocal-tract properties are for an important part the result of a process that influences representations of speech sounds early in the speech processing stream.

It sounds early, but you need all of the sleep you can get!

It sounds today, but the future".

How dismal all that sounds today.

How very old fashioned that sounds today.

GLEN COVE Glen Cove Village Square "Downtown Sounds 2011".

GLEN COVE Glen Cove Village Square "Downtown Sounds 2011," with the Funk Junkies.

GLEN COVE Glen Cove Village Square "Downtown Sounds 2011," the Loser's Lounge, tribute show and '80s dance night.

GLEN COVE Glen Cove Village Square "Downtown Sounds 2011," featuring Dr. K's Motown Revue.