Sentence examples for sounds key from inspiring English sources

In another interview discussion about "Lights and Sounds", Key noted that it is "about a band like us coming into a career that we didn't think we'd have.

After exposure to tinnitus-inducing sounds, key physiological properties of DCN fusiform cells are different between noise-exposed animals that develop tinnitus (tinnitus animals) and animals that do not develop tinnitus (non-tinnitus animals).

A secure sensor network requires a "sound" key establishment scheme that should be easily realized by individual sensors, should be localized to scale well to large sensor networks, should require small amount of space for keying information storage, and should be resilient against node capture attacks.

With respect to safety evaluation of food additives the Committee again established sound key general principles.

The carillon still chimes on the quarter hour, she said, though one note sounds off key.

It sounds low key, but it is actually far more difficult to detect".

Actually, she really does fine and though both Randy and Paula caution her about pitch, she sounds on key to me the whole time.

For more practice, listen to English speakers say words with "K" sounds (like "key", "cat", "car", and "copper") and attempt to imitate them.

Amid growing concern, Hewitt and union boss Woodley went to Shanghai and sounded out key officials.

The problem arises, or at least public interest begins to wane, when the music sounds off-key, and for the last few years the Masters has sounded like Gerry and the Pacemakers – a pale facsimile of the real thing.

Sound is key for me to distance myself as much as possible from a conceptual way of thinking and approach an emotional way of thinking.