noises造句

The noises sounded in the hall.

Thick curtains help to exclude street noises.

Mr. Wang also heard other noises, strange noises, stones crashing against stones.

I hear repeated buzzing noises in my ears.

Her nerves were frayed by the noises in the street.

Make some soothing noises. sing, hum, or gently shush her.

Now they are at the beach and havened from the noises of the city.

Loud noises do not contribute to the harmonic flow that you are trying to create.

The quietness of the chapel has casted away noises from the earthen world.

The cause, judgment method and countermeasures of egg-beater micromotor noises are described in brief.

In addition to audible squeaks, mice produce ultrasonic noises-squeaks so high that humans cannot hear them.

Running water, loud noises and scratchy clothing all can set off similar alarm bells for the autistic.

In other words insomniacs keep themselves awake by focusing too much on the bodily sensations associated with sleep and any environmental noises that might be keeping them awake.

The only noises to puncture the padding of pedestrians around the city were the screeching of sirens from ambulances and police cars, and the cheers of animated activists.

The wood on either side was full of singular noises, among which--once, twice, and again--he distinctly heard whispers in an unknown tongue.

Melanie was not dead and the small baby boy who made noises like a young kitten was receiving his first bath at Prissy's hands.

Still you wouldn’t believe how many are eager to see a dog fart or pee, among the many crazy rides and noises.

The concept relies on the fact that the ear not only senses sound but also makes noises of its own, albeit at a level only detectable by supersensitive microphones.

Despite some warlike noises emanating from ECOWAS and especially its beefiest member, Nigeria, it seems unlikely that African governments would risk an attempt to topple Mr Gbagbo by force.

Historically, ads have relied on jingles and slogans to catch our ear, largely ignoring everyday sounds - a steak sizzling, a baby laughing and other noises our bodies can't help paying attention to.

early homo, they say, might have based his first words either on the noises he heard, like the splash of falling water or the thud of a rock smashing into a skull;

The media has joined the debate with disapproving noises about "yob culture," though Dr. Gill argues that they may be part of the problem, given the tabloid tendency to champion the vulgar.