Sentence examples for tinny sound from inspiring English sources

And hence, the tinny sound of the present recording in the New York State Theater.

The speakers that were supplied gave a tinny sound, although it was not jarring.

They're on the tiny stage and get a tiny, tinny sound for their pains.

A few carried boomboxes packed into chic Chanel handbags, the tinny sound reverberating until the thumping main soundtrack took over.

Rawlings plays an old arch top guitar, not a fancy one, which has a tinny sound, like bells.

Of course, the thought of the tinny sound offered by speakers on most laptops might be a disincentive.

The phone is also ready for wideband audio — your callers won't have that tinny phone sound, but richer, more FM-radioish sound — but that requires the carrier to upgrade its network.

'I Should Be so Lucky' and its ilk on CD1 were a load of drivel buoyed along on a tide of nasty, tinny sounds.

She pulls up a video on Ansar at-Tawhid, a French-language channel linked to ISIS, the tinny sounds of Arabic chants sending her into anxious tears.

Sheet music publishers from around the country gravitate to Manhattan, on and around West 28th Street, which becomes known as Tin Pan Alley, for the tinny sounds of pianos auditioning the next would-be hits.

Now that plush, rounded sounds and huge beats are available with a key click, it's even more contrarian to build tracks from a handful of tinny sounds, unexaggerated percussion, bits of static, stray guitar sounds and deadpan vocals: "What is a good place to start?" goes the opening cut.