Sentences with phrase «warbling sound»

THE warbling sound of the dial - up modem could soon make a comeback — but it won't take us back to an era of superslow internet access.

Not exact matches

Speech, in Kukai's sense is self - revelation; one's sounding or speaking reflects one's nature — the creek rumbles, the blackbird warbles, the lightning booms.

Meanwhile, the Many - Colored Chaco Finch [chaco finch sounds] and the Ringed Warbling - Finch [warbling finch sounds] were apparently unable to switch their foraging Warbling - Finch [warbling finch sounds] were apparently unable to switch their foraging warbling finch sounds] were apparently unable to switch their foraging tactics.

Minus 1 and his companions in that SAG group were probably producing sounds that have been described as «scream calls, warbles, gunshots, noisy blows, and up - calls,» and the watching humans in the air can hear none of them.

It's a raspy, warbling tone that sounds unlike any other V - 6 pony car we've come across.

Ford has managed to replace the old ST's warbling five - cylinder 2.5 - litre engine with a four - cylinder 2 - litre that sounds nearly as interesting and delivers more power.

At tickover, while we set the cameras up, the Aston has a wonderfully deep oscillating warble that sounds a bit like the exhaust is underwater.

The second - generation RS, launched in 2009, looked wild, sounded plain naughty with its turbocharged 2.5 - liter five - cylinder engine and delivered an almost cartoonish driving experience — warbling like a Quattro rally car, weaving around under power and arcing into lift - off oversteer if you wavered for even a millisecond on the throttle mid-corner.

Meanwhile, the warbling five - cylinder unit in the TT RS sounds simply fabulous by comparison, while the parping V6s and V8s in the F - Type also trumpet the kind of noises that sports car fans will adore.

In the unseen upstairs of the house the girl laughed again and gave a wild, warbling cry of mock - panic, and again there was the sound of scampering feet.

Your dog may howl when you least expect it — as you're warbling a tune at the piano, when a fire engine siren sounds or if your dog is left alone in a strange place.

Two arrows slice through the silence and strike one of the creatures; ropes bind it to the ground and, as it tumbles, it lets out a strange piercing scream that sounds almost mechanical in its desperate, warbled construction.