Sentence examples for surprising noise from inspiring English sources

The Silent Barn, which its Twitter page calls an "auto-didactic cooperative performance space," does attract the weird and the surprising: noise bands, 'zine librarians, urban agriculturists, piñata sculptors, jellyfish experts, makers of digital art.

Other calls were about surprising noises: "I'm going to be using a table saw to cut up some ammunition boxes, so I hope it's not too loud," or "I'm drilling through some chunks of cement, so let me know if it bothers you".

A sound struggles out of Mr. Kelly's throat, a self-surprising noise that glides into an uncanny interpretation of Margherita's great aria of loss and bereavement from Boito's "Mefistofele".

However, this is not surprising considering noise artifacts; for instance, musical noise is one of the well-known drawbacks of the Wiener-type noise reduction methods [30].

And Roger has a fear of balloons...because of the surprising popping noises that they an make.

This is not surprising given the noise levels in public bioactivity data [22, 23].

Clicking through the sound map, you'll hear a surprising range of noises: a didgeridoo player at Stratford, someone offering free hugs at Brixton and a bagpipe busker at King's Cross – as well as all the announcements and clattering train noises that you'd expect.

In the noise-sample-based case, there exists a surprising threshold for the noise level.

This is not surprising as the cafeteria noise is now 'known' and the car noise becomes 'unknown'unknown

I found there was enough feedback for accurate and fast touch typing, but it made a surprising amount of noise.

This is not so surprising; loud partying and social noise peak at night, when potential sleepers are most likely to complain.