Long pole fighting is governed by the phrase, " No two sounds in pole-fighting.

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi in 1942 wrote to President Roosevelt: " I venture to think that the Allied declaration that the Allies are fighting to make the world safe for the freedom of the individual and for democracy sounds hollow so long as India and for that matter Africa are exploited by Great Britain ..." Roosevelt repeatedly brought the need for Indian independence to Churchill's attention, but was repeatedly rebuffed.

Atmospheric conditions muffled the sounds of battle sufficiently that Pickett was unaware of the fighting.

Additional sounds of battle revealed that fighting had reached Resaca de la Palma on May 9.

Early in the game, during and directly after the event that plunges the base into chaos, the player often hears the sounds of fighting, screaming and dying through their radio transmitter.

The feud culminates in physical fighting between the two in Buckingham Palace, videoed by a secret reporter who comments on " loud swearing voices ", " the sounds of bodies falling against furniture ", and the " Prime Minister leaving with bleeding legs ".

Frodo and Sam do not see much of the battle, since they are positioned somewhere else, but they hear the sounds of fighting, and a slain Harad warrior crashes at their feet.

They heard people dancing and laughing, but no sounds of fighting were audible except for the occasional distant sound of Soviet artillery.

Meanwhile, on Hill 677 the Canadians had spent the night of 23 – 24 April in their pits listening to the sounds of the fighting on the Australian front.

While talking, the two men hear some strange sounds and find two monsters fighting.

), while a few highlight the characters ' conflicts over various sounds ( such as Mr. C fighting Mr. K and Mr. S for his sound ).

Meanwhile, on hearing the sounds of the fighting while returning to Nui Dat, B Company had halted short of the base and they were subsequently ordered to rejoin D Company.

ThatsKungFu generates Winslow's kung fu fighting sounds when the device is swung in a fighting motion.

* New sound effects were dubbed for the fighting to make them more realistic ( as opposed to the more traditional exaggerated Hong Kong sounds ).

Orchestral elements were added to increase the drama and tension, and a more immersive feel was attempted with the use of ( largely or completely fictionalized ) spoken passages from generals and background sounds of fighting.

Club called the film " flawed " but " enjoyable ", adding: " It's pretty much as ridiculous as it sounds, but there's something inherently entertaining about make-up-splattered vampires, distinguished British actors, and martial artists squaring off in periodic eruptions of kung-fu fighting.

The smell of sweat and the sounds of men physically fighting each other.

Tom, Lisa, John, and the narrator go out to dinner, where John tells Tom and Lisa that the screaming of the chef in the kitchen while the doors swing open sounds like Tom their fighting, which surprises them.

In addition, stations devoted to the pop music of the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s on their own have developed as the audiences that grew up with that music grew older and nostalgic for the sounds of their youth.

The rest of the band gradually grew to share Yorke's passion for synthesised sounds.

She grew up surrounded by the sights and sounds of the river until she moved to Fort Atkinson to attend school.

While classically trained in opera singing, she grew up surrounded by the sounds of the Portela samba school, and combines diverse influences into her music.

During the public interest in Modern Spiritualism, Darwin attended a séance at Erasmus's house in January 1874, but as the room grew stuffy Darwin went upstairs to lie down, missing the show, with sparks, sounds and the table rising above their heads.

Hooper ’ s narrator writes that the protagonist says: “ He even grew to like sounds unassociated with their meaning, and once made a list of the words he loved most, as doubloon, squadron, thatch, fanfare ( he never did know the meaning of this one ), Sphinx, pimpernel, Caliban, Setebos, Carib, susurro, torquet, Jungfrau.

As fellow garage band The White Stripes grew in popularity, The Black Keys drew comparisons to them — sometimes as a derivative act — since both groups had two-piece lineups, Midwest origins, bluesy sounds, and names with colors.

It began with noises in the walls and grew to include unusual sounds, people being slapped and pinched, objects being thrown and animals spooking without visible cause.

Although he grew up surrounded by country music and bluegrass, he gravitated more toward the sounds of jazz, citing Dizzy Gillespie as a source of inspiration during his high school years.

El Peyote Asesino split after their second album, Terraja, while La Vela Puerca's popularity grew as they matured musically from a ska-punk sound to their own identity, blending local sounds as well.

George had hired the medium Charles Williams, and they sat round the table in the dark, but as the room grew stuffy Darwin went upstairs to lie down, missing the show, with sparks, sounds and the table rising above their heads.

A second is to bring the vocal cords closer together along their entire length than in voiceless, but not as close as in modally voiced sounds such as vowels.

) They found only moderate success rates that decreased when vowel sounds were closer in tone.

The creator, Carsten Magerkurth, of EmperoR Studios, contacted the members of former Free Fall Associates and, with their input, developed a new version in 2003 ( v1. 21 ) with colors and sounds even closer to the original.

Like Pinyin, standard Dyirbal orthography uses voiced consonants, which seem to be preferred by speakers of most Australian languages since the sounds ( which can often be semi-voiced ) are closer to English semi-voiced b, d, g than aspirated p, t, k.

* A common assimilatory process or the result of such a process, which involves front vowels ( that is, sounds with a higher second formant such as and ) and / or the palatal approximant causing nearby phones to shift towards ( though not necessarily coming to ) the palatal articulatory position or to positions closer to the front of the mouth.

The Summoner, the Squire and the Shipman are listed as interrupters in the different manuscripts but it is the Shipman whose character best matches the rude remarks although the mention of his " joly body " sounds closer to something the wife of Bath may say.

A new album with the title " Dimensions " was released on April 23, 2007 and, according to Dan Zimmermann, sounds closer to the Eternity album than its more experimental successor.

The album showcases a more aggressive style which sounds, at times, closer to thrash metal rather than the glam metal style heard on the band's earlier albums ; however, traces of glam are still clearly present.

( The sound is usually perceived as closer to than by speakers of languages with those two sounds but not.

According to the official announcement, users can edit its phonological system more delicately than those of other Vocaloid series to get closer to the actual speech language ; for example, it enables final devoicing, unvoicing vowel sounds or weakening / strengthening consonant sounds.

Originally, the staff wanted the title to be " Twenty-two Minutes Over Tokyo ," since an episode of The Simpsons is approximately twenty-two minutes long, but they eventually changed it to its current rendition because it “ sounds closer to ” the title of the film it references.

The sound on MoRT is closer to avant-garde metal, comprising a mixture of dark and surreal noises and sounds that create a disturbing and bleak atmosphere.