Sentences with phrase «blares from»

The body of the sound that blares from the Razer is impressive and it proves to be a worthy replacement to most cheap Bluetooth speakers you may be carrying around.

Hard rock and electro blares from passing cars before fading.

Music blares from within, and flames seep out of the sides.

Music loudly blares from the bars.

I want to read — READ — but I go into a bookstore and loud music blares from the speakers everywhere.

Loud pop music blares from speakers.

Slip the pistol - grip shifter into fifth or even fourth gear at 70 mph and the reward is high - rpm fun as the 6.4 - liter engine blares from the large dual exhausts.

His earnest, pre-recorded voice blares from the loud - speakers atop the van as it delivers the candidate's political platform.

Loud music blares from an iPod speaker into a crowded, hot room.

The team works with beehive intensity as an alt - rock sound track blares from a dusty boom box in the middle of the room.

Upbeat music blares from speakers in the headquarters» courtyard.

The techno music blaring from the bar quickly transported me to a dream - like scene from the movie «Lost in Translation.»

It was interesting when it was new, but now it's largely seen as annoying, particularly for online visitors who may be stealing a few free moments to shop online while at work or in a meeting, and suddenly there's music blaring from their phone.

It is 8:30 on a Tuesday morning, and crises are blaring from the television in the student lounge of Jordan Evangelical Theological Seminary (JETS), based in Amman.

Music blared from speakers — almost all of it the homogenized, «easy listening» sound of «Christian contemporary music.»

For example, last night I put on my oldest pajama set, slathered my face with coconut oil, and passed out sideways in the center of the bed, while an old episode of 30 Rock blared from my computer.

For like 20 seconds there was a whole lot of making out happening, while the sweet, sweet sounds of «Baby I'm Amazed By You» blared from the car stereo.

There may be some truth in that, but around here, fall, and as we head into winter, is filled with fond memories of family gatherings, the warmth of a bustling kitchen, the aroma of nutmeg and cinnamon wafting through the house, the sounds of football blaring from the TV in the background.

But because the sports media (including SB Nation) covers the Ball family rather closely — ESPN sent a reporter to Lithuania to follow the younger Ball sons — LaVar's quotes were blared from chyrons and Twitter accounts.

U2 is blaring from our pace van's two rooftop speakers as I and two other Team Alaska crew members drive slowly down the eastern side of Mount Hood in Oregon.

For instance, at dinnertime, the other kids are home from school; the smells of cooking and the rattle of pots and pans fill the kitchen, televisions and stereos blare from all directions.

With flash flood warnings blaring from cellphones, social media filled up with photos and videos of rain pouring down station staircases and onto platforms.

Ademola Olonilua and Tunde Ajaja With lovely music blaring from gigantic loudspeakers mounted at every corner of the joint, James in company with his friends revelled at the cool bar, jam - packed with other fun seekers.

Jones said she planned to follow the parade all day, dancing to the music blaring from various floats.

Although the outcome of Samuel's race — she was a leading candidate in the crowded Democratic primary for the open City Council District 41 seat — was uncertain, the atmosphere was quasi-celebratory, with family, friends, and supporters swaying to the beat blaring from speakers stationed nearby.

Last September researchers using the Chandra X-ray Observatory detected sound waves blaring from a distant black hole.

He heard the phonemes blare from computer speakers and, at the same time, could see his neural signals directing a cursor to the symbol for the sound (like «ooh» or?

When blared from loudspeakers in the right configuration, these sound waves can combine to form a sonic scaffolding called an interference pattern — a sort of a force field that can hold a small object aloft.

As Chamberlain's address blared from the hotel's massive radio, 6 - year - old Rainer stared in fascination at the glowing array of vacuum tubes inside the cabinet.

The color red is especially evocative for you, and you may have at least one room that looks like a bordello or a glam rocker's LA apartment, with crimson walls, black couches, and music blaring from the speakers.

We're just minding our own business at the pull - up bar, and in comes the wrecking ball — music blaring from their over-ear headphones, singing full - voice for all to hear.

From the opening scenes, with Marco's crew crouched around a poker game in the back of a military vehicle, with Wyclef Jean's «Fortunate Son» blaring from the sound system, it is clear that this film has a political head on its shoulders.

When Donovan delivers an argument before the Supreme Court, you almost can't hear him for the inspirational Thomas Newman music blaring from the speakers.

That statement would appear to be a half - step away from a quote one would find blaring from a newspaper ad or TV commercial: «Man on the Moon is all about Jim Carrey!»

It's hard for Mike Donnell to ignore the ironed - on message blaring from the black, hooded sweatshirt of the 9th grader sitting in his office: «Die!

I could hear music blaring from his bedroom and when I questioned it, he told me it helped him study.

It sounds discreet enough, so it was a shock to discover, some miles later, just how loud and aggressive the note blaring from the twin oval tailpipes really is.

Double tapping the button, however, immediately changes the tone and, even at idle, there's a deep blare from the back of the car.

The 2ZR motor does its best work over the final 2000rpm of the rev range, emitting an angry blare from the exhaust.

I'll say this about riding this bike around in congested cities: I've never been a believer in «Loud Pipes Save Lives,» but when you're fighting for your lane with a guy driving a Lincoln Navigator with Pitbull blaring from the sound system, it's disconcerting to not have some kind of sound letting them know you're there.

Instead, we see a flock of sheep, singing along to the song blaring from the some speakers that are located... somewhere...

Every time I heard the song play I imagined the credits to the film rolling while Radioactive blared from theater speakers.

It was obvious to them that I was confused by the Italian blaring from the loud speaker instructing everyone to change planes during our layover.

But as I quickly learned, in Buenos Aires the bars don't begin to fill up until midnight, so when midnight rolled around I suddenly found myself drinking two - dollar Coronas to a mix of reggaeton, samba and hip - hop music blaring from two large speakers hung from the stone walls, and making friends with some visiting Peruvians and a group of Argentinean students who lived in the neighborhood.

Tejano music blared from a tape player.

However, we were very disappointed that we were not made aware before renting that the house and beach look directly across Discovery Bay at a huge, working Bauxite mine complete with billowing smoke stacks, not the serene, picturesque scenery we anticipated.There was also incessant booming music blaring from a bar across the bay EVERY night from 11 p.m. until approx. 5 a.m. Patrick, the Chef, went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and his food was amazing.

And while Buckner and Garcia's song «Pac - Man Fever» was topping charts and blaring from jukeboxes everywhere, Hanna - Barbera was busy bringing the Pacster to ABC Saturday mornings for 42 episodes (and two specials), which ran from 1982 to 1984.

In terms of first impressions, Crashday makes one roughly equivalent to striding into a five - star hotel stark naked with music blaring from a ghetto blaster atop your shoulder.

Working within the gritty milieu of post - Punk New York, Basquiat's art was nourished by the perpetual flux of his surroundings: the steady stream of cartoons that blared from his television, the conflicting strains of music that pounded through the streets, the degenerate layers of posters that peeled from the walls, and the textbooks and novels that flickered through his brain.

It's a jolly three - tone ring, like a fancy doorbell, but that's not a sound I want blaring from my phone every time someone walks their dog too close to my house.