Sentences with phrase «blasted at your ears»

Again and again, now in the hot, slow dog days of summer, Mike can sit dangling on his porch swing, his tape recorder blasting at his ear, gazing happily into the past as the authoritative voice of KKOY's Jerry Pryor shouts:»... the ball goes to Mike Peterson!

Sound waves are blasted at your ears no matter what mode you choose to use the Yoga in.

Not exact matches

At Bima, on the northeast coast of Sumbawa about forty miles east of Tambora, the British resident reported that the blasts sounded like «a heavy mortar fired close to his ear.»

The result was «1216,» named after the number of the room at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School: «The screams blasting in my ear.

There are some nice luxury touches that come standard in the GT Premium like a fantastic Shaker sound system to blast at the required ear - damaging levels while the top is down and you're blazing down the highway.

«Here is the new way: filmmakers doing it themselves — paying for their own distribution, marketing films through social networking sites and Twitter blasts, putting their work up free on the Web to build a reputation, cozying up to concierges at luxury hotels in film festival cities to get them to whisper into the right ears.»

Body - oriented artists in the exhibition include Alan Rath, from San Francisco, whose extruded electrical wires turn into eyeballs and ears and noses, and Martin Kersels, from Los Angeles, whose sculpture in the show consists of an oversize glass beaker filled with water in which a speaker is submerged with a recording of Kersels's voice blasting continuously, «I'm trying to raise the temperature of this water by yelling at it!»

Thank God I had the sense to follow the good advice of my Local 6 colleagues and wear ear plugs when playing the big Broadway shows downtown in S.F. for the years that they were hiring real live string players — now we have a buying public that understands not the difference — chalk it up to the absence of music education, never mind what Plato said about the only two things we really need to study («music and gymnastic»), because, after all, those «useless» subjects just won't get us the rocket scientists who can come up with the formulas so that the richest, most «powerful» of our species can simply blast off and wave Earth «buh - BYE...» after, like hogs at the trough, they've finished plundering, polluting and otherwise raping this once - beautiful paradise..., to which I will now say: «GOOD RIDDANCE TO BAAAAD RUBBISH!»

One problem with the adapter system is that if you've got a clever kid on your hands who figures out that the little extension you've added to the headphones is the source of the suddenly quieter experience, they can just unplug it and go back to using the old headphones at ear - blasting volumes.

Both the BLAST and MEGABLAST are available for pre-order today on Ultimate Ears website and will be available at other retailers later this month.

You may want to consider the Ultimate Ears Blast or Megablast as well, at least if you're into Alexa's skills more than the fast - growing Google Assistant capabilities.

For instance, we were at a train station with these things on, and with trains pulling in an out and passengers coming and going, we could still hear the person sitting next to us as well as the music blasting in their own ears.

Bluetooth speakers may be a commodity at this point, but Ultimate Ears wants to set the new Blast and Megablast apart with Amazon's Alexa.