Sentence examples for sounds straight from inspiring English sources
It sounds straight out of Portlandia.
"That sounds straight enough," Spade says at one point.
THE news from the car industry sounds straight out of the 1970s.
"Something about disco supported the coexistence of Latin sounds, white sounds, African sounds, African-American sounds, gay sounds, straight sounds, all these different things.
In the 1970s, when calypso records were hard to find, the store was a go-to source for sounds straight out of Port of Spain, Trinidad.
The various icons can generate phrases, like "I am 27," delivered in a robotic voice that sounds straight out of an old sci-fi movie.
Their lyrics are not as direct as their sound: "Straight wars, straight men.
It's like the sound you get from a cello, and people love that sound straight away".
I set it up so that I could compare the sound straight from the computer, from each of the two DACs and from a CD.
But he used language that sounded straight out of the Old Testament, which some interpreted as the elaboration of a foreign policy based on an eye for an eye.
The reasons the cellphone industry representatives have given to block bans on phone use while driving sound straight out of the "Thank You for Smoking" playbook.
