Sentence examples for through bang from inspiring English sources

The German carmaker says the system allows customers can conjur a three-dimensional vehicle complete with a full array of sounds like shutting doors and audio system output (piped through Bang & Olufsen headphones, of course).

(Maybe a stint with the circus would resolve my creative angst?) Luckily, however, before answering the siren call of Barnum & Bailey I discovered new music through Bang on a Can.

But many reacted angrily, breaking their way through, banging on the doors of the vehicles and clambering over them in frustration.

Recently, the authors in [27] proposed a scheme to decouple neighboring qubits in quantum computers through bang-bang pulse control and demonstrated that two similar sequence of pulses with different time intervals not only suppress decoherence but entirely or selectively decouple two neighboring qubits.

The main concert, "New York, New Music, New Hall," inside the renovated hall, was presented as a look at three generations of new-music ensembles and the composers they are drawn to, beginning with the youngest, Alarm Will Sound, and moving backward through the Bang on a Can All-Stars to the venerable Steve Reich and Musicians.

In March CBS and Warner Brothers signed deals to extend "Men" through 2012 and "Big Bang" through at least two more seasons.

In Two Friends, Campion and Garner stage their teenage drama as a flurry of everyday activity: characters are shopping, in transit, rummaging through closets, flicking through books, banging pianos, and dividing their attention.

In the morning I would take my typewriter under the poolside palapa and knock out an account of the previous day's fruitless search, now and then gazing out through the fronds at the horizon, as if through untrimmed bangs.

From pre-universe chaos, to the Big Bang, through the age of dinosaurs, all the way through the dawn of humanity, the Pixelbots are like tiny windows into the future of cartoons and animation.

"You've got to be able to play through being banged up.

Nick Di Sisto, a keen-eyed, gray-haired sixty-one-year-old who came to New York in 1957 from Campobasso, Italy, was working comb and scissors through the bangs of a black-haired thirteen-year-old named Jonathan.