Sentence examples for with a dubbing from inspiring English sources

Reference is initially fixed with a dubbing, usually by perception, though also on occasion by description.

The FCC starts to censor any foul language and inappropriate behavior in Quahog, ruining their times of privacy; for instance, a black "censor's bar" is pulled over Peter's genitals by FCC employees after he leaves the shower, all expletives are overdubbed with an air horn, and audible farts are banned in public (replaced with a dubbing of Steven Wright punchlines).

1960s Britain witnessed the emergence of "dub poetry", politically vociferous performance poetry with a dub reggae soundtrack pioneered by the still prolific poet Linton Kwesi Johnson who chants gritty vignettes recounting the trials faced by black migrants to Britain.

I'm His Girl is a paean to independence within a relationship that reminds us of something really catchy and brainy that caught on in a big way in the early 80s, probably by Tom Tom Club, with a dub-conscious spaciousness and a chorus that won't quit, mainly because you wish it never would.

So with a dub track you might relish the bass, but in a different genre, such as pop, it might feel unnaturally bass-heavy.

Labelmate and friend Zeb helps out on the production of "Beauty," with a dub version closing out the EP.

Hill opened the night with a dub reggae version of "Killing Me Softly" -- allowing the music to take the spotlight instead of her soulful voice.

Kid606's Back with a Dubbed Out Take on Actress Already Sparsee "Bird Matrix" The IDM prankster returns with a cautious, careful, colossally good remix of an Actress original.

Her single "Beach Mode (Keep It Simple)" was released last week; it features Canadian singer and producer Jessy Lanza, and comes with a dub version of the title track as well as a "percapella".

While Hollywood A-listers will be sucking on spirulina and sensi lassis on Melrose, poor fuckers in Iran and Saudi will be swinging from the rafters after being caught with a dub.

One poem rhymed "rub-a-dub" with "blood," and another called the president of the United States a "son of a Bush".