Sentence examples for sounds sometime from inspiring English sources

But the board's chairman, James E. Hall, said today that he expected the investigation to follow the board's normal procedure, including the release of "factual reports," among them the cockpit voice recorder transcript, which contains crew conversations and cockpit sounds, sometime this summer.

Babies lose this ability to detect non-native sounds sometime after their first birthday, however, so Christine Stager, a developmental psychologist at the University of British Columbia (UBC), Vancouver, wondered if this might reflect a basic part of language development.

That means that you can change lenses on them, just as on a Single Lens Reflex camera, but the camera lacks the internal mirror that pops out of the way when you take a photo (which is the "reflex" that gives those cameras the distinctive click sound, sometime called "mirror slap").

That sounds tautological, but sometime we can allow tautology to cover us to point out obvious truths.

That sound you heard sometime in the fourth quarter was Giants fans exhaling and feeling a whole lot better about their chances in a division now reduced to a puddle of bubbling mediocrity.

Sound & Vision recently spent sometime with the THX II sound system found in the Lincoln MKT crossover.

Her ghostly chants, guttural growls, gasps and moans are enough to make Björk, her sometime collaborator, sound as demure as a choirgirl.

The competition seems to prefer the approach of saying, 'Eat your peas; this is important.' Turn down the sound on the networks sometime.

The quartet would arrive back to the stage to support the sound of the band's breakthrough single "Sometime Around Midnight," which never sounded as beautiful as it did that night.

The sound Letissier and her collaborators – sometime Metronomy affiliates Ash Workman and Gabriel Stebbing – have constructed is hugely appealing: a simultaneously intricate and spare lattice of softly glowing electronics and occasional misty hints of R&B and hip-hop, not least on No Harm Is Done, which features the rapper Tunji Ige and piano.

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