Sentence examples for spark sound from inspiring English sources

Although the presence of surfactant in emulsion causes a large amount of bubbles that obscures the light of electric sparks, the spark sound can be heard clearly on site.

First make sure your Stove has pilots, most modern stoves have electronic ignition and the top does not come up, if you feel no hot spots on the stove top and/or you hear spark sounds when you turn on the burner you likely do not have pilots.

Nate Chinen of The New York Times stated that on "Battlefield", Sparks' "sounds vexed but in control, and undaunted by the copyright interests of Pat Benatar, who preferred her battlefield metaphors in declarative form", referring to Benatar's "Love Is a Battlefield" (1983).

It is anyone's guess what Boucher's Court and Spark will sound like, but the good news is that it will absolutely sound like Grimes.

There was no spark, no sound -- there was nothing, he said.

That is why "The Artist" seems instantly easy on the mind's eye, and why we feel a natural tug of resistance when Peppy, the bright spark of sound, declares to an interviewer, "Make way for the young!" What Hazanavicius has wrought is damnably clever, but not cute; less like an arch conceit and more like the needle-sharp recollection of a dream.

Though Ridgway and colleagues didn't directly measure dopamine in the brain, that's enough time for dopamine to spark the sound, he and colleagues report online today in The Journal of Experimental Biology.

Bungie originally wanted Guilty Spark to sound similar to the robot C-3PO.

Allmusic editor Stephen Thomas Erlewine commented that it has a "spark" and "sound better than anything Jackson has done since Dangerous".

She said much of her interest had been sparked by sound engineer and producer Gethin John.

There are some earthy grooves from down South and across the Atlantic, courtesy of the Civil Wars and the Boxer Rebellion, while the North Mississippi Allstars have a jam-band fire sparking their sound.