Sentence examples for sounds for that from inspiring English sources

At the Boyd School in Jackson the other day, Daisy Carter, a kindergarten pupil, put on a headset and began to study her words and sounds for that day.

Years later, that special collection of consonants and vowels, said by that special person, over a special dinner and clink of champagne glasses – "I love you". Few words, or sounds for that matter, can really say all there is to say about what the body feels and the brain struggles to define about such moments – ecstasy.

Users declare their native languages and the program will adjust the curriculum based on common problem sounds for that demographic.

For a given query we denote by the set of relevant test sounds that are labeled with the query word, and as the number of relevant test sounds for that query.

"Like how a normal abdomen sounds, for that you have to have listened to many bellies.

He has the sound for that, certainly, and he capitalized on it.

You can thank the urgency of their sound for that: a relentless thicket of drums; high, keening vocals courtesy of Robert Smith soundalike Andrew Wilson; and a curt guitar sound that owes much to Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures and early-80s REM.

Until that moment, she hadn't realized how she sounded -- not really, anyway -- or how anyone else on the island sounded, for that matter.

I wouldn't mind hearing a bit of Chicago-ese (or any other regional sound, for that matter) sprinkled in here and there (if it comes naturally to an actor), even if the story doesn't require it.

But how do you create sounds for things that have never existed, like, say, a lightsaber?

The program pulls out the vowel segment from a set of predetermined words and then analyzes that sound for changes that may indicate a brain injury.