Sentences with phrase «televisions blared»

I've been guilty of using background noise to distract myself from normal, day - to - day moments — the television blares in the background, podcasts run on loop, and my cell phone is always within easy reach.

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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.

It is something like interpreting current culture while having the television on blaring out a rap number on M TV, while a devotional song by M. S. Subbalakshmi plays on the tape recorder, and while the radio is tuned to the 9 o'clock news!

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.

A television — perhaps one of several in the house — blares advertisements from the next room, and Internet pop - up ads interrupt your attempts to check on your retirement investments.

Dimitri ignores what's happening and turns the volume up on an ever - present television, blaring a car race that seems to embody male toxicity.

Alas, with overbearing music blaring in almost every scene, and treacle punctuating the laughs, the overall effect is that of a generic sitcom (of particular note, since almost all of the players come from far more unique television series).

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.

The sixth Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art, which ran from September 22 through October 1, was staged in a Stalinist temple consecrated to the history of the Soviet Union — a once blaring television.

There can be many people talking, lots of directions given, morning news blaring on the television, appliances grinding and swishing, all with the dog barking to be let out.