Sentences with phrase «whistle sounded on»
Sam Allardyce admitted he breathed a sigh of relief as the final whistle sounded on Saturday.
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The door swings open, the screen door behind it creaking on its hinges, the winter wind whistling as the sounds of my children's voices cut through the calm of the house.
As seen in the videos below as they marched through central London before moving north, they have a passionate fanbase that continued to sing for their side well after the full - time whistle had sounded on Thursday night.
When Merrell's whistle sounds he runs 14 steps on the rubber toe stops of his $ 80 skates and then begins to stride on the pine - and - maple English - made wheels.
But as the final whistle sounded at the Camp Nou on Wednesday night and Barcelona's 4 - 1 win over Roma hit full time, the you are about to read seemed rather appropriate.
As the final whistle sounded away at Watford on the opening day of the season, Liverpool had come away with a point, having conceded three away goals.
It didn't result in much of anything — and that's including the last - gasp save Marc - Andre ter Stegen made on Paulo Dybala right before the final whistle sounded.
Quite a lot of fans boo as the half - time whistle sounds but as the team walks off the pitch, many others get to their feet and roar them on.
When a gentle whistling sound is heard and air bubbles can be seen bursting on the milk's surface, parents know that air is going into the bottle, not the baby's tummy.
A true whistle relies on pushing air through a chamber, but a similar sound can be produced by a vibrating membrane.
It could turn on your appliances by recognizing sound — in this case, a high - pitched, squeezable whistle.
By 3 months, the babies are sitting on the potty and peeing on command to the sound of the whistle.
They make special whistling sounds to encourage the baby to pee and get them used to using this form of communication as time goes on.
Banging on a bedroom door, clomping down a hallway or whistling a children's ditty have never sounded so ominous.
It's a minor detail, but if you watch The Sound of Music closely enough, you'll notice that Captain Von Trapp (Christopher Plummer) keeps a whistle on him practically all the time.
The railroad page received a train whistle, a fire siren blew on the fire department page, and the sound of a waterfall accompanied the page about Mill Pond Falls!
And while you don't hear much of the engine's cry (save the odd closed - throttle wastegate whistle) from inside the car, anyone on the outside — and within a half - mile radius — gets assaulted with a strange, compressed, turbine - ripping - air kind of sound.
The Highlander is also louder on the highway than the Chevrolet, with a persistent whistling sound at highway speeds.
The wide range of trim levels gives you everything that you need to add on all of the bells and whistles, from premium materials and sound systems to top of the line safety advancements.
The S - Class Coupe can be specified with the all the same bells and whistles that can be found on the sedan, such as the Burmester High - End 3D surround sound system, a massage function on the front seats, a head - up display and the Magic Sky Control electrochromic panoramic roof.
They sound, admittedly, rather random and outlandish, as cheesy as the Bigtrees» amusement park itself: alligators, a Ouija board, a Depression - era ghost, buzzards by the dozens, a «bird man» who whistles to lure the buzzards away, another amusement park modeled on hell.
Although the sound of a faraway train whistle often stirs nostalgic longings, Zoellner reminds us that railroads were built on the backbones of many laborers who lost their lives in the effort to stretch gleaming tracks across a nation.
On the SOUND F.X. we have the snoring and whistling suddenly cease in the sound of a child falling out of bed and clattering to the floor.
Some alternative sounds include the button on the lid from a jar of baby food, a ballpoint pen (just make sure you only use ballpoint pens for training to avoid confusing the cat), a mini-stapler, and a dog whistle.
Since the ACME operates on a relatively low frequency sound, you can expect to hear the whistle that it produces.
Imagine waking up to the soft sounds of distant waves crashing on white sand and tropical birds whistling cheerily as you sip your morning coffee.
Today this event is commemorated by the stunning monument consisting of 35 steel tubes, based on the church organ concept placed on the mountain top making an eerie sound as the wind constantly whistles through it, in the midst of the wreckage of the plane reminding those present of the sad loss of life.
Our 3 1/2 hour tours offer the opportunity to venture into the wild and ignite all your senses: the salty taste of the ocean spray; the unmistakable smell of a humpback's breath; the blow of a whale; the shrill sound of the gulls and eagles; the squeaks, squeals and whistles of the killer whales vocalizing through the on board hydrophone or the soothing yet elaborate song of the humpback males.
Run in the quiet of the canyon, the sound of the river flowing below you and the wind whistling past your ear is only muffled by the sound of your breathing and your feet on the ground.
The sixth age shifts Into the lean and slipper'd pantaloon, With spectacles on nose and pouch on side, His youthful hose, well saved, a world too wide For his shrunk shank; and his big manly voice, Turning again toward childish treble, pipes And whistles in his sound.
Kunos Simulazioni has captured every whine of the transmission, every pop on the overrun, every whistle of a turbo, and the results sound incredible.
My nostalgia levels have been through the roof lately, alarms blaring, whistles sounding, speakers blaring; «NOSTALGIA LEVELS AT CRITICAL MASS»... or at least in my imagination that's what's going on.
A crowd of hundreds joined Pratt Institute Chief Engineer Conrad Milster as he blew his historic collection of steam whistles for the final time on New Year's Eve, marking the end of a 50 - year tradition on the Brooklyn campus and filling the air with sound and clouds of white steam at the stroke of midnight to start the new year.
In their first show with the gallery since 2009, artist duo Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla present a show focused on three works that represent the breadth of their collaborative multimedia practice and explore existential themes — a sculptural installation made from acrylic lecterns, dinosaur bones, and the remains of extinct species; a performance in which three vocalists whistle at a four - billion - year - old rock; and a sound work based on recordings of breath.
Other works on view in the exhibition include Lophophore (2006 - 7), a bondo sculpture rising more than 7 feet in the air, projecting sensory organs from the ends of its twisted arm, and Deposition (2007), a 15 - foot tree branch rigged with a slide whistle and a motor that drives a beaded string through a series of wooden wheels, producing loopy sounds which rise and fall.
I believe there is a simple solution to bird and bat fatalities also, by mounting cheap passive ultrasonic «whistles» on turbine blades, to create a sound warning shield, keeping flying wildlife away from any spinning turbines.