Use "reverberating" in a sentence
1. The words are still ringing [ reverberating ] in one's ears.
2. Boink, boing, interjections imitative of a reverberating sound
3. I heard a voice reverberating: " Crawl out! I give you liberty! ".
4. Laughter also reverberating in the ear, sigher engraved in the hearts.
5. There were too many questions reverberating in her head.
6. Words you used are still reverberating in the ear also.
7. The glass top of the desk reverberating the glaring sunlight.
8. The glass top of the desk is reverberating the glaring sunlight.
9. Somewhere far away a rocket bomb exploded with a dull, reverberating roar.
10. The shock sent tremors through the family which are still reverberating today.
11. Synonyms for Clanging include chiming, resounding, reverberating, tolling, ringing, bonging, clanking, clashing, pealing and boinging
12. " It's real nice, real pretty here, " he said; his voice reverberating inside the covered bridge.
13. The concert is still reverberating in our ears and the damage is done.
14. The Reverend Jesse Jackson's whispered comments are now reverberating throughout the presidential campaign.
15. The consequences of this behavior are now reverberating through every corner of our economy.
16. Bell definition is - a hollow metallic device that gives off a reverberating sound when struck
17. Boing definition is - a reverberating metallic sound made by or as if by a spring.
18. He's carrying a certain prick status at the moment due to his still reverberating rant.
19. Yet this is only one intermediate event among the numerous reverberating consequences of social work intervention.
20. That would have perfirmed profound and calerstrafic catastrophic affects on our society reverberating around the world.
21. That would have profound ecalastratic effects and catastrophic affects on our society reverberating around the world.
22. The passageway outside was still reverberating from the crash when he started in on the door of the next apartment.
23. It can be used to clean inner walls of gas-fired aluminum alloy reverberating furnace, holding furnace and crucible furnace.
24. The thunders of the battle now taking stupendous shape in the Lowlands are shaking Europe to its foundations, and reverberating Bodefully
25. Along with the bell end of the year gone, we feel an upsurge of agitation, dusty smile, warm blessings reverberating on campus, ushered in a new semester.
26. The rejuvenated energy reverberating through Downtown Cleveland’s historic districts, pouring out from its stadiums, glistening along the Lake Erie shoreline and mingling among skyscrapers and historic buildings is worth the visit alone
27. But such a slap is one of the signs, of these crucial moments in destiny which we can see reverberating from generation to generation with its value as a switching point in a particular destiny.
28. Bahia’s centerpiece is Salvador, a sprawling colonial city with gilded churches, cobblestone streets, lively festivals, powerful percussion reverberating off old stone walls and capoeiristas (practitioners of capoeira) battling against the backdrops of 16th-century buildings.
29. 1 day ago · LOS ANGELES and BOSTON, March 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Religion of Sports ("ROS"), the Emmy Award-winning sports media company, today announced "Crushed", a seven-part narrative podcast series reckoning with the spectacular, infamous, and reverberating story of Major League Baseball's steroid era
30. The present invention relates to a construction member used to construct a building, such as an interior/exterior material, a window/door material, and partitioning walls, and more particularly, to a multifunctional sound absorbing material for construction used for effectively insulating acoustic noise generated from indoors, which promotes a superior sound insulation effect and improvement in the quality of indoor reverberating noise, improves the indoor air environment, and has an excellent design.
31. In his treatise "Über Lärm und Geräusch" ("about noises and sounds") of 1851, he wrote down his anger especially about "das vermaledeite infernale Peitschenknallen" ("the damned infernal whip cracks") of the waggoners in the reverberating alleys of the cities: "With all due respect to the most holy usefulness, I do not accept that a guy, who moves a carriage of sand or dung to another place, should in return gain the privilege to scotch any upcoming thought in ten thousand minds on their half-hour route through the city."