Sentences with phrase «play ocean sounds»

«Okay Google, play ocean sounds» used to be so calming, yet now seems incomplete without waking to the birds» morning chatter, crashing waves, and the ebb and flow of the morning locals commuting to work.

You might even play ocean sounds.

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Try nursing in a quiet room and even play soft music or ocean wave sounds to help you both relax.

On the other hand, if it only plays the sound of ocean waves or Zen music you might be equally as frustrated.

It will play four different sounds, including: white noise, ocean, heartbeat, and a lullaby.

Sound: Babies love soothing sounds, especially heartbeats.Cradle her close to your chest so she can hear your heart as she did in the womb.Seek out a machine that plays «white noise» or has nature sounds like ocean waves.

Play soothing music or turn on white noise such as a talk radio station, or play a CD of nature sounds, such as ocean waves or rainfPlay soothing music or turn on white noise such as a talk radio station, or play a CD of nature sounds, such as ocean waves or rainfplay a CD of nature sounds, such as ocean waves or rainfall.

Ocean wave sounds played on my phone to help my mind focus.

Playing sounds on a «white noise» machine (ocean waves or rainfall) can also be soothing.

Tip: If you're having trouble focusing, try playing background sounds such as a rainforest, the ocean, a running stream of water or temple sounds.

If you're having trouble focusing, try playing background sounds such as a rainforest, the ocean, a running stream of water or temple sounds.

But currently I am OBSESSED with Subnautica even though I am terrfied of the ocean and spend the majority of my play time saying thing like «WHAT WAS THAT?!?!» And «Oh the sounds!

On paper, Unsane certainly sounds like it lands firmly in Soderbergh's wheelhouse; past projects like Side Effects, Bubble, and those twisty Ocean's capers have all played with delayed reveals and unreliable points of view — the stuff of a good psychological thriller, in other words.

The living room and study provide you with areas where you can read, play a game of cards, or simply let your senses absorb the sights and sounds of the ocean.

The fantastic pool, the sounds and view of the ocean, the green space for playing catch, the comfy sleeping accommodations, the huge well supplied kitchen, and the ample parking met our needs to a T.

Relax to the mesmerizing sounds of the Atlantic Ocean, swim in the pool, lounge under the palms with your favorite book, surf, fish, play shuffleboard, stroll casually for miles or just be lazy.

Here guests can enjoy the sounds of the sea in the evenings, and witness the dolphins play in the ocean...

Robert and Helen Mandelbaum met on board a European ocean liner in the 1940s, when Mrs. Mandelbaum was drawn to the sound of a young man playing American standards on the ship's piano.

The artist took pairs of seashells and played them songs by Dusty Springfield or Muddy Waters, then returned one of the shells in the pair to the shore in an attempt to change the sound of the ocean.

I suppose that if all uncertainties are resolved in the direction of lower risk, we just might get away with BAU for the next few decades without a complete disaster (though continued sea level rise, ocean acidification and 2 degrees Celsius actually sound pretty risky to me, and the risk that there are other factors in play seems to be reinforced by paleo data on glacial - interglacial transitions).

Suggesting that the deep ocean has sequestered the heat and will eventually release it again sounds to me a lot like the competing hypothesis that the oceans play the dominant role in regulating our climate and global temperature, something Bob Tisdale has been banging on about for a long while, and seems to be gaining more and more traction.