The unforgiving heat made the tar wobble, and the sound of Jordanian folk played from our half-broken radio, reminding us how far we were from home.
He's been singing for some time, though, and on Monday it sounded as though opening-night pressure had tripped him up; his entrance was throaty and tinny, with a wobble to the sound, and he messed up his final heroic note at the close.
Those with the logic wobble often have sound reasoning, but may not be good at communicating it, noted Frei.
Metal pipes rapped with soft mallets rang like church bells and pinged like flagpoles; microphones waved to and fro made the sounds wobble and pulse.
Even though Callas's career was all but officially over at the time of these classes (she last sang onstage in 1965), she sang continually as she worked with the students, illustrating her points even when her voice wobbled and her sound was raw.
2 Dylan Hartley 5/10 Early wobble at lineout, otherwise sound as always and scrummaged well.
The night was nostalgic journey back to a raw period of dance music walls shook with early stripped-down dubstep and the classic wobble baseline, a trademark sound that the T&B crew championed.
The crackling sound, the wobbling picture, the annoying black line that always seemed to hover in the middle of the screen... none of this impeded our enjoyment of or immersion in the film.
Pubs were full of singer/songwriters studying French and History, halls of residence wobbled to the sounds of bearded physics students jamming the latest King Tubby LP.
Mr. Watson, between the punk themes, blasted through tricky solos high on the neck, playing with texture to make his sound shimmer and wobble.
