Sentence examples for the muffle from inspiring English sources
verb
To wrap (a person, face etc.) in fabric or another covering, for warmth or protection; often with up.
One guy tried to pick me up using something he called "the muffle voice".
Naked beneath the sheets in his hotel room, the attack a collage of sound – panicky sirens, fissuring broadcasters' voices, rescue helicopters pureeing the air, the muffle and crush of implosion – from his hotel clock radio.
After the wet powder has been spread on the metal, it is allowed to dry in front of the furnace before it is carefully introduced into the muffle of the furnace (a compartment protected from the flame), where it is heated to the point at which it fuses and adheres to its metal base.
The material was ashed at 550 °C in the muffle furnace and labeled, Ash-RH.
Total time of running the muffle furnace (1.8 kW) was 40.42 h.
After extracting and drying, the carbonization sample was put into the muffle furnace.
The plaster and wood of the walls muffle the lyrics, but the persistent droning remains a constant presence.
Snow provides the muffling in two of the Childe Hassam pictures on display.
Yet the muffling of the image suggests another mode of transmission — the word, in the future tense.
Igor Malashenko referred to the seizure — a decisive moment in the muffling of free speech in Russia — as "a creeping coup".
(You need the muffling; the Concorde, conceived in the early 1960's, when airport noise was not much of an issue, is very loud, inside and out).
