Sentence examples for violent noise from inspiring English sources

Even into the engine rooms, where the violent noise was there.

(Every member, even Ms. Hubley, the drummer, made violent noise on guitar for five minutes).

It couldn't have gone better: the band blasted its slow, blobby group sound, and Mr. James's swollen-tonsil tenor, into the sky, alternately twinkling and making violent noise.

The carapace of violent noise that encases each song needs breaking before you can appreciate how fascinating it is musically: conventional song structures crumble beneath the weight of thundering riffs (I Am Dust), or sludgy chords (Everything Comes Down to This); in The Calling, bass and synths are like murky pools of oil and water, refusing to merge.

Today's high budget, over-produced films either sugar coat life or are full of violent noise.

Four Tet, today shared an extended remix of The xx's "A Violent Noise," off their new album I See You.

"The shaking was massive and violent, the noise was horrendous.

Leigh Smith told the Guardian from Goose Bay, 15 kilometres south of Kaikoura, that "the shaking was massive and violent the noise was horrendous".

That wine bottle, wrapped in newspaper and tapped against a wall to remove the cork, made an extraordinary sound ("a really violent cracking noise") as it hit the wall.

Violent grinding noises erupt from behind a door in the corner – it wouldn't be surprising if a velociraptor leapt out of the cupboard.

When you lived where I lived now, when you heard the violent city noises, you didn't switch any lights on.