Sentences with phrase «warble from»

Amazingly smooth, refined and flexible, it feels like an engine with more cylinders and greater capacity, pulling lustily and with a subtly sporty warble from less than 2000 revs and seldom needing a downshift from sixth on the motorway to pile on speed after being baulked by duelling juggernauts.

EH: I love the warbles from the tape.

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The researchers composed 16 artificial starling songs consisting of different «warbles» and «rattles» from a live bird.

«Every night, every day», warbled Suggs from The Madness back in 1981, «I know that it's you I need, to take the blues away.»

It's all so sweet and lite that it bounces off you like a cool breeze from the Aegean, and even though the stars are not known as singers at least they are appealing, try hard to make it work and their warbling doesn't ruin any of the ABBA material; and, furthermore, Streep is around to make herself so lovably vulnerable and sings the title song «Mamma Mia!»

Johnny Depp played hopeless B - movie auteur Ed Wood Jr as a never - say - die idealist who rescued Bela Lugosi from unemployment; Meryl Streep gave life to the deluded classical singer, Florence Foster Jenkins, who was rich enough to pay people to listen to her off - key warbling.

Even if you can get past wacko Jacko's warblings, Fred Claus is a film with plenty of other failings, ranging from a flawed premise to questionable casting to a dearth of mirth to its lasting way too long.

Warbling clarinets and organs from composer Heather Christian add to the narrative unease as Isaac's life starts to fall apart, a fascinating display that includes appearances by Shiri Appleby, Megan Mullally, Martin Starr, Fred Melamed, Rhea Perlman, Gillian Jacobs and David Paymer.

From Julie Andrews warbling on a mountaintop to the time «Harry and the Hendersons» walked away with a handful of gold, here are all the Academy's biggest blunders in one handy list.

Across the pond, Nina Hoss mercilessly snatched ownership of «Speak Low» away from the late Kurt Weill, her warbling rendition of the jazz standard playing a key role in one of the greatest final scenes ever shot.

She came closest to winning two years ago, when her Lady Gaga song «Til It Happens to You» (from the documentary The Hunting Ground) was poised to win, only to be overtaken by the Sam Smith - warbled «Writing's On the Wall» from Spectre.

Revs build and die slowly, but the warbling soundtrack and muscular performance distract you from the slightly lazy response.

As you accelerate, a deep warble emanates from the engine bay that's occasionally reminiscent of Porsche's current turbocharged flat - six in the Carrera.

It's vocal too, with a prolonged warble and twitter when you lift off, a deep backbeat from the exhausts and a loud whir from the additional fan mounted directly under the engine cover to keep everything cool.

The Volvo - sourced turbocharged in - line five - cylinder engine not only produces a seriously muscular 222bhp and a relaxed 236 lb ft from as low as 1600rpm, but the deep - chested, hollow warble instantly gives the ST a distinct and compelling character.

That resonant five - cylinder warble and turbo hiss accompanies a decent punch from 2500rpm all the way up to the 7000rpm limit, and the mid-range torque makes it possible to amass pace with ease.

From 2.7 litres of snarling flat six, the Boxster has been downgraded to 2.0 litres of warbling flat four.

For instance, even if a vanished bird was someday reconstituted from its genes, would it warble with the same fluency as its ancestors?

However, moving to the edge of our Wi - Fi coverage resulted in warbled voice, and some noticeable breakup, so the handover from Wi - Fi to cell towers isn't completely seamless.

When the notion of romantic love floats into the air, I always imagine the scene from Moulin Rouge when that luscious Ewan McGregor warbles:

It's time to have another crack at warbling a little song I wrote — with a little help from Sinead O'Connor — back in January 2013.