Leaves sounded like percussion in the wind, and Bethesda Fountain sounded like a jet.
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"Folks, there were a number of occasions where Donald Trump sounded like the Daily Kos blog, where Donald Trump sounded like the Democrat Underground, sounded like any average host on MSNBC," Mr. Limbaugh said.
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Post Malone released his debut single, "White Iverson," a blurry folk song that sounded like a hip-hop song that sounded like a drunken whisper serenade.
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According to Patton, her mother thought the song was good, but she already knew what Teena Marie sounded like—she wanted to know what Patton sounded like.
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" Yovanovitch testified that Trump's words "sounded like a threat.
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JOE KERNEN: It just sounded like – it sounded like -- LORETTA MESTER: We all wrote down our forecasts and in those forecasts, right, we all had to put down an appropriate policy path.
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Sounded like an explosion had gone off at my desk!
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To me, [the 911 call] sounded like someone genuinely distraught.
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It didn't even sound real — it sounded like a videotape.
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This one sounded like the fullest rock record you've made.Yes.
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If anything, it sounded like a sort of parlor trick.
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Some sounded like people who had given up on politics.
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Dennis said it sounded like furniture was being thrown around.
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The New York City Pizza Festival sounded like a knockout.
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Something cold and strong sounded like just the medicine for
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That's kind of what the 2011 BET Awards sounded like.
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We asked, essentially, if it sounded like bullshit to him.
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Told without video, that story would have sounded like bull.
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"[It] almost sounded like a war zone," added her friend.
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"Fully automatic weapon, for sure, it sounded like," King said.
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Perhaps it sounded like nonsense, to fall for an aeroplane.
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His shout sounded like a yelp in the empty night.
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Everything looked like them, smelled like them, sounded like them.
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At first, the wind sounded like someone was whistling outside.
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Ten years ago, the masterminds probably sounded like raving lunatics.
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" She added, "It just sounded like she was being sneaky.
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The speech sounded like a political one, because it was.
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During Jason Aldean's performance, they heard what sounded like fireworks.
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"It sounded like 10 or 20 jet engines," said Nail.
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After Bezos' lawyer thought "cadabra" sounded like "cadaver," Bezos reconsidered.
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It sounded like a tribal war party celebrating a victory.
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"It sounded like Fabric was upstairs," said a downstairs neighbor.
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It all just kind of sounded like Journey or something.
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But even to my own ears it sounded like begging.
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I thought that sounded like more than I'd ever need.
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Residents told CBC News the gunshots sounded like popping noises.
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At times, it sounded like he only has one issue.
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"Collins sounded like she could get there," the lawmaker said.
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That sounded like I was trying to win a pageant.
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It sure sounded like a Google appliance for machine data.
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I started to understand how dance music sounded like freedom.
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The storm sounded like a jetliner crashing outside, he recalls.
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However, it also sounded like Schumer's typical M.O. of oversharing.
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It sounded like someone was punching the bus, Davis said.
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He looked and sounded like he had had a rest.
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It sounded like a train and lasted about a second.
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And that voice most likely sounded like a young woman.
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It sounded like a repudiation of everything they had done.
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Editorial Witnesses said it sounded like a bomb going off.
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I heard what sounded like a huge dog barking somewhere.
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It sounded like a coat rack had fallen, he recalled.
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In Milwaukee the other night, it even sounded like 1955.
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It sounded like bombs going off, one at a time.
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Tributes poured in, but many of them sounded like eulogies.
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Jimmy Fallon sounded like he was getting tired of watching.
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It sounded like the scaffolding of a building falling down.
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Whether it sounded like that to anyone else was debatable.
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It sounded like she would do anything to be cured.
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Kates played me what sounded like a seamless 12 seconds.
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Though it certainly sounded like he was endorsing the idea.
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One guest said it sounded like a clap of lightning.
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"And the only candidate that sounded like change was AMLO."
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Plus he sounded like he was talking from the heart.
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When I was an ingénue, I never sounded like one.
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It sounded like a freight train, just like everyone says.
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The voices sounded like the same person, the affidavit said.
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He sounded like the predator, and she was the prey.
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We thought they were firecrackers because it sounded like them.
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The cheers sounded like the inside of a breaking wave.
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" To Zoom, "it just all sounded like real positive things.
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He started every song with what sounded like a wail.
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He sounded like an autocrat trying to dehumanize his allies.
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The shouting sounded like sharp, high winds battering her eardrums.
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" It sounded like a production of "A Streetcar Named Desire.
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" On Friday, she said those words "sounded like a threat.
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Yang thought it sounded like a great ticket to college.
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I thought it sounded like a real jolly good time.
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She sounded like nothing that came before her, or after.
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"Nick Wright, for people who don't know him – this is what Skip Bayless sounded like 30 years ago, this is what Colin Cowherd sounded like 20 years ago," Carter said in a news release.
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Hemsworth sounded like any other parent struggling with work-life balance.
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This hardly sounded like the efforts of a conventional security consultant.
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I definitely had no idea what he sounded like until now.
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It sounded like a "freight train," she told CNN affiliate WVUE.
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The initial wave of water, he said, sounded like the ocean.
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There wasn't much around that sounded like it at the time.
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In 2017, the president's inauguration speech sounded like a doomsday prophecy.
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"It sounded like you were in a dentist's office," Beers says.
|
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To many, that sounded like a man backed into a corner.
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Desmond sounded like a defeated player when asked about the contract.
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It sounded like they were trapped and screaming to be freed.
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Graef: Sometimes I wish Art Ensemble of Chicago sounded like this.
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I still remember what everything smelled like, what everything sounded like.
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That sounded like a financially smart way to start a business.
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There was no doubt though, that she still sounded like mom.
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"Sounded like you wanted the bill to pass," Mr. Baier says.
|
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" Trump's messages: "It sounds like a Democrat, it sounded like me.
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"It sounded like 'boom, boom' boom' underneath that bridge," he said.
|
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When Donald Trump ran for president, he sounded like a populist.
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Oh man, this almost sounded like Brian Wilson for a second.
|
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In saying he should pay higher taxes, Hughes sounded like Buffett.
|
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It sounded like a mundane political complaint, but something was off.
|
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He sounded like a psychopath and so naturally I was interested.
|
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Back then, it sounded like a solution was still far off.
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Did you listen to bands that sounded like this growing up?
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Just 30 years ago that would have sounded like science fiction.
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WASHINGTON — For once, Donald Trump sounded like a pretty typical politician.
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I sounded like I was reading a menu, I am told.
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"After that I heard what sounded like gunfire from Borough Market. "
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The crowd sounded like a wave, just booing me and heckling.
|
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Thompson sounded like a teakettle, and the water was still boiling.
|
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He sounded like a seasoned politician when he cited legitimate sources.
|
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If someone knocked their teeth together it sounded like a crash.
|
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At some point, this had sounded like a very manageable goal.
|
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He told CBS the whole situation sounded like "a soap opera."
|
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Sometimes the music sounded like the slowest Depeche Mode song ever.
|
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It sounded like pipe organs met a sci-fi movie soundtrack.
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I tilted my head; it sounded like firecrackers, except not really.
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"He just sounded like he was a hopeless romantic," she continued.
|
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After backup officers arrived, they heard what sounded like a gunshot.
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Will your children know what a dial-up modem sounded like?
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Countless media outlets eagerly reported what sounded like an irresistible story.
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In my head, that sounded like, I should be exercising more.
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Against all odds, "Last Christmas" never felt or sounded like that.
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We wanted to make music that sounded like children playing instruments.
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"It sounded like it was something in the movies," Greene said.
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"It sounded like an indulgent sort of non-song," Aaron recollects.
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Put those two together and that's kinda what we sounded like!
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I bet it sounded like a funny idea at the time.
|
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I said that this sounded like an improbable change of career.
|
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It sounded like feliz cumpleaños and merry Christmas and welcome home.
|
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"It sounded like the house was being pulled apart," he said.
|
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To me this sounded like a leap, a lefty conspiracy theory.
|
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OK, this riff is exactly what I thought they sounded like.
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Then it sounded like a sepia-tone photograph, dripping with nostalgia.
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It sounded like it was coming out of a tin can.
|
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His forecast sounded like a repeat of the mitochondrial replacement story.
|
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Within seconds, she said, the neighborhood sounded like a war zone.
|
|
"Emphysema," she said, when we heard what sounded like Darth Vader.
|
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He sounded like someone doing a clichéd impression of Al Pacino.
|
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It sounded like a competition among Libertarians like Koch from 1980.
|
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It certainly sounded like the sort of project Trump would like.
|
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That sure looked and sounded like a tribble on Lorca's desk.
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It's music that sounded like family, that my parents liked too.
|
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Next to the photos was what sounded like a job posting.
|
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White asked what the rain sounded like on the flat roof.
|
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"Elaine sounded like a wimp," she told The Times in 1987.
|
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At midnight they would all chime, it sounded like a disco.
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HE ALMOST SOUNDED LIKE HE THOUGHT WE WERE AT NEUTRAL ALREADY.
|
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Someone set off a string of firecrackers, which sounded like gunfire.
|
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"It sounded like a suicide letter," her father, Nicolas Rodriguez, said.
|
|
The news, while it sounded like a big development, felt inevitable.
|
|
"It sounded like running or slamming, something like that," she said.
|
|
Soon after, she heard what sounded like a woman calling 911.
|
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The tune sounded like the soundtrack to a 1980s video game.
|
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And his first week on the job sounded like a doozy.
|
|
At others, Death Stranding sounded like nothing that had come before.
|
|
He sounded like a Republican taking aim at a Republican one.
|
|
"I do apologize if that's what it sounded like," she said.
|
|
Here's what a breathtaking year sounded like, from start to finish.
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"Almost no one ever looked or sounded like me," she said.
|
|
Kellyanne Conway sounded like she couldn't believe what she was hearing.
|
|
That's not to suggest Less Talk sounded like future Propagandhi records.
|
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"It sounded like Christ was entering the cathedral," Mr. Latry said.
|
|
When it came through, it sounded like a loud freight train.
|
|
Residents have told local media the crash sounded like an explosion.
|
|
The last few haven't sounded like what we sound like live.
|
|
"I've sounded like this since, I think, second grade," she said.
|
|
He used the word so often, it sounded like a verbal tic.
|
|
To some, Mr Trump's speech may have sounded like typical American grandiloquence.
|
|
It sounded like the Christmas party, not the snooze after Christmas dinner.
|
|
"It almost sounded like Hitler talking," one Cox customer told the Register.
|
|
Rosenstein needed some 'fall guys' and this sounded like it was feasible.
|
|
Or, he sounded like someone who knew what he was talking about.
|
|
Early in the afternoon, Republicans and Democrats sounded like they'd made progress.
|
|
While the winds sounded like jet engines, the storm itself traveled slowly.
|
|
Surprisingly, he laughed and said it sounded like quite the interesting proposal.
|
|
Her starting salary was $35,800, which sounded like decent money to Heath.
|
|
Drake's 31st birthday party sounded like something dreamed up on this podcast.
|
|
The first time I heard about Venmo, it sounded like a miracle.
|
|
The roar of the winds, he said, sounded like a jet engine.
|
|
He sounded like a Chatty Cathy doll with a stuck voice box.
|
|
"He sounded like Obama," gushes Asrat Abera, a resident of the capital.
|
|
He sounded like a caller to a radio show, not a president.
|
|
But until today, most Americans had no idea what he sounded like.
|
|
Hardcore sounded like the worst kind of music you could listen to.
|
|
"It sounded like someone turned a pool upside down," Cox told me.
|
|
They scattered from what sounded like hard rain on a tin roof.
|
|
It sounded like they were rapping, but the music was very English.
|
|
"I thought it sounded like a real jolly good time," he said.
|
|
Fully automatic is about 800 rounds, and that sounded like about 500.
|
|
From a distance, it must have sounded like Austin was under attack.
|
|
It sounded like just the thing for business travelers short on time.
|
|
It sounded like a logical fallacy, but it seemed pleasantly futuristic nonetheless.
|
|
She heard the gunman screaming in what sounded like a foreign language.
|
|
"Good trigger pull," Skinner noted, as someone emptied what sounded like a .
|
|
She sounded like a child in a blizzard who'd lost her scarf.
|
|
I sounded like a crazy person, and it still hurt like hell.
|
|
In 1981, this sounded like the stammerings of a self-satisfied toff.
|
|
"Initially it sounded like fake news to me," Dobrev told NOVA television.
|
|
Valeant Pharmaceuticals International's accounting confession may have sounded like a rounding error.
|
|
Stripped of all context, it sounded like an ordinary request for directions.
|
|
Everything she said sounded like she'd read it in a Hallmark card.
|
|
It sounded like I made the soundtrack to what I was doing.
|
|
She said it sounded like I had a mild case of depression.
|
|
This was philosophy and sociology; it sounded like righteous indignation and protest.
|
|
That sounded like a ridiculous whitewash then, but even more so now.
|
|
I was sympathetic, since this sounded like small talk inadvertently gone bad.
|
|
LAS VEGAS — At first, it sounded like fireworks — a loud, crackling noise.
|
|
"It sounded like the craziest thing I've ever heard of," he said.
|
|
At times, her highly personal address on Monday sounded like a valedictory.
|
|
I could remember what the place looked like, what it sounded like.
|
|
And this cough sounded like it was coming from the next room.
|
|
"Joining the marines sounded like an exciting thing to do," he said.
|
|
For a skeptical journalist like myself, it sounded like the perfect plan.
|
|
"It sounded like he was choking every time he breathed," Tristan says.
|
|
At the time, it sounded like an authoritative statement of official policy.
|
|
Analysts say Moore has at times sounded like a "hard money" advocate.
|
|
Even 30 miles sounded like an awful lot to me that morning.
|
|
It sounded like something great and something that I'd love to do.
|
|
The notes of it sounded like a Celtic folk song to me.
|
|
Here's what you need to know: • At first, it sounded like fireworks.
|
|
"It sounded like he was saying goodbye to everyone," Mr. Jamal said.
|
|
It sounded like she was talking on the phone, or reading aloud.
|
|
North Korea's foreign minister said Trump's speech sounded like a dog barking.
|
|
"It sounded like a screaming mom," midwife Jordyn Zmolik told the newspaper.
|
|
Some said it sounded like the engines were "surging," the sheriff said.
|
|
The closures continued for weeks, and the explanations increasingly sounded like pretexts.
|
|
In the sacred space this hushed passage sounded like a forlorn benediction.
|
|
"Sonali" suggests what Iggy might have sounded like backed by Weather Report.
|
|
"It sounded like someone turned a pool upside down," Cox told me.
|
|
One of them joked that it sounded like he'd been smoking weed.
|
|
To the sisters Leah and Bea Koch, that sounded like an opportunity.
|
|
Some said it sounded like the engines were surging, the sheriff said.
|
|
"He sounded like a creepy Indian guy to me," Ms. Chakravarty said.
|
|
At dusk, the cicada buzz sounded like electricity pulsing through the palms.
|
|
His mother sounded like a sleepy girl, four or five years old.
|
|
It even sounded like a good TV show, with rich, literate scripts.
|
|
Weinstein laughed it off, joking that it sounded like a great story.
|
|
It sounded like a metronome, but it also sounded like the tick of a pilot light, and then Maurice cleared his throat and leaned in, and then Lucy's smile went up like a blue flame, all at once.
|
|
It sounded like a scam, but I quickly found out it was true.
|
|
But at the 2016 Grammys, her voice sounded like it rarely does: mortal.
|
|
I really wanted him to push beyond what our previous collaborations sounded like.
|
|
It sounded like a woman but it may not have been, he said.
|
|
If that sounded like more sabotage to you, it's hard to blame you.
|
|
"Welcome back to Atlanta," said a voiceover that sounded like a sports announcer.
|
|
"To me, what she was talking about sounded like a cult," Pastiloff says.
|
|
"It sounded like the Donald Trump who is maturing into president," said Sen.
|
|
While leaving to get help, the witness heard what sounded like a gunshot.
|
|
Moreover, it sounded like martial law while local leaders want help controlling guns.
|
|
But just for an hour onstage, Elvis sounded like he was almost happy.
|
|
It sounded like a rebuke of death, or perhaps a conspiracy with it.
|
|
It sounded like something crashed into the house and it shook the house.
|
|
Campos, Lombardo said, was investigating what sounded like someone drilling in the room.
|
|
"I heard what sounded like bending metal and it got louder," she said.
|
|
That sounded like the sort of mountain Mrs Hunter Gordon knew all about.
|
|
To those with brown skin -- Latinos and Muslims -- it sounded like hate speech.
|
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When Netflix signed on for Girlboss, it probably sounded like a great idea.
|
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When I said "cello" (short for "violoncello") it sounded like ucello, little bird.
|
|
Let's face it: It sounded like the cinematic equivalent of cod-liver oil.
|
|
Hugh Forrest sounded like he just did a spit-take on the phone.
|
|
"It sounded like a great idea, because it was so simple," Prager says.
|
|
"It sounded like aluminum rubbing up against aluminum," Susie Polston recalled to WCIV.
|
|
He was quiet for a while, and it sounded like he was crying.
|
|
It sounded like she was healing with this hopelessness and loss of meaning.
|
|
But given his condition, replacing his gut bacteria sounded like a possible solution.
|
|
No one knew exactly, but somewhere that sounded like old forests and goblets.
|
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To Peter, every creak sounded like a footstep, every groan a human voice.
|
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Even before Chris arrived, there was nothing near what Throbbing Gristle sounded like.
|
|
But to those who fled the conditions there, it sounded like wishful thinking.
|
|
One shopper told Reuters the gunshots sounded like they began outside the building.
|
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" As The American Conservative noted, it sounded "like a Second Amendment success story.
|
|
In 2016, Hillary Clinton often sounded like a candidate eager to dampen expectations.
|
|
Another night the music sounded like what you'd hear at a local pizzeria.
|
|
For some, the Mic Drop sounded like the perfect passive-aggressive office behavior.
|
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He sounded like a man who feels confident and anticipates a favorable outcome.
|
|
As framed to the public, the rule sounded like a win for consumers.
|
|
LOS ANGELES — In theory, a new "Ghostbusters" movie sounded like a surefire success.
|
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Speculation about who's sitting with whom once sounded like a junior high prom.
|
|
Styles sounded like he's not against writing a tune about his former girlfriend.
|
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I like that nobody sounded like me and I didn't sound like them.
|
|
On Thursday, Flake sounded like he was at least closer to moving on.
|
|
In typographical terms, it sounded like a text printed in constantly changing fonts.
|
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I couldn't see, and it sounded like I was about to be sacrificed.
|
|
On record, it sounded like something that Angelo Badalamenti would have dreamt up.
|
|
There just wasn't a huge appetite for audio that sounded like real life.
|
|
He just sounded like someone talking about the world in which he lives.
|
|
"It sounded like maybe she'd give it back to me," Ms. Haskell said.
|
|
"It sounded like something was going to crash into the hospital," she said.
|
|
But his recorded music, by Nico Muhly and Olafur Arnalds, sounded like now.
|
|
Lars Ulrich played a drumbeat so objectively terrible it sounded like a joke.
|
|
Their situation sure sounded like the people my grandfather once told me about.
|
|
It sounded like a freight train — the horn of a freight train blowing.
|
|
He went upstairs and each step sounded like a computer's volume going up.
|
|
Their croaks sounded like a plucked banjo string, and I loved them immediately.
|
|
It sounded like people you knew, which is beautiful, but like Shakespeare, too.
|
|
RUGD sounded like "rugged" and reflected the toughness of patients and their families.
|
|
"She sounded like the main character in a Stephen King novel," Holt recalled.
|
|
It sounded like the pilot was too close and that he was accelerating.
|
|
Deval Patrick didn't drop out, but sounded like his departure might come soon.
|
|
It sounded like a politician who's ready to go along to get along.
|
|
They made a terrible noise, a buzzing that sounded like a refrigerator motor.
|
|
The music sounded like rolling waves—cool, ambient tones layered over electronic hums.
|
|
That sounded like a final concession to the safety advocates on the call.
|
|
For once, Trump sounded like a typical Republican giving a Republican political speech.
|
|
"He said it was so loud, it sounded like a freight train," Strausbaugh said.
|
|
The notion of a delightful Insta love-in sounded like a dream-come-true.
|
|
Face Control was the record where that band figured out what they sounded like.
|
|
Almost everything sounded like something any company might do or also did this year.
|
|
This came after Bronx III, which sounded like it was a pretty difficult period.
|
|
Donna Weaver, of Quakertown, told FOX29 in April the blasts sounded "like a boom."
|
|
Festival attendee Kodiak Yazzi told the Associated Press he heard what sounded like fireworks.
|
|
This is yet another thing that, a few decades ago, sounded like science fiction.
|
|
"To me it sounded like she was getting hit on," she wrote on Twitter.
|
|
It sounded like noises picked up in the back of someone else's phone call.
|
|
The student told the neighbor that the weapon sounded like a pump-action shotgun.
|
|
I meant to say that this sounded like an espionage operation by the Ukrainians.
|
|
But on this brisk November morning, he looked and sounded like a lost child.
|
|
And that sounded like it was from another country; it was so far away.
|
|
When Hayes mentioned it sounded like the launch of a presidential campaign, Brown demurred.
|
|
The statement enraged festival organizers, but to Nelson it sounded like a good point.
|
|
It sounded like Softbank was fine with that, but according to Nikkei, it's not.
|
|
It's funny because, as a kid, $75,000 would have sounded like so much money!
|
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Compare that with what it "sounded" like when Cassini passed through a small ring.
|
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Walking on busy sidewalks, I sounded like any other twentysomething leaning on her mom.
|
|
To some, that sounded like a call for a crackdown on anti-Morales protesters.
|
|
It sounded like there were two voices in the room, maybe three different ones.
|
|
And though Morgan described herself as Tom's good friend, it sounded like something … else.
|
|
Maybe that sounded like a bit of hyperbole, but the radar photos suggest otherwise.
|
|
During one of her hosting stints, Poehler joked that "HFPA" sounded like a disease.
|
|
And your personal bindings to management companies and record labels sounded like literal hell.
|
|
The chants "sounded like 'get your b***s out of my p***,' " Kanter tweeted.
|
|
For the attendees of DEF CON, Maldonado's statement may have sounded like a challenge.
|
|
Many carried signs, and it sounded like almost all of them shouted their support.
|
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These headphones feel like $600 headphones; I just wish they sounded like $600 headphones.
|
|
That sounded like a big concession, but no new treaties were then in prospect.
|
|
Google kickstarted the conversation for what sounded like an impossible ambition five years ago.
|
|
"The one I liked best was when he sounded like Joe Alaskey," Evanier wrote.
|
|
This is why he could deliver an address that sounded like a victory speech.
|
|
Oliver Stone may have sounded like the perfect person to direct a film about
|
|
But it was his broadside against Trump that sounded like a challenge: Sue me.
|
|
To some people, this sounded like they were simply presenting a problem to solve.
|
|
I like how he sounded like he couldn't control himself on the first song.
|
|
But plenty of successful social networks once sounded like terrible ideas, Davison points out.
|
|
Neighbor Cheyenne Sizemore heard what sounded like six to seven gunshots, according to WLWT.
|
|
And I picked the title because I thought it sounded like a Scorpions record.
|
|
That said, almost every social network sounded like a terrible idea at the beginning.
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The propaganda that blared from its emergency system loudspeakers sounded like warbly, cavernous echoes.
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This sounded like aspirational talk, reminiscent of the older predictions of Trump's inevitable decline.
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I don't think I knew what Chicago sounded like until I heard this song.
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From what she described, the entire ordeal sounded like something out of a movie.
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Did Darude call himself Darude because he thought it sounded like "Da Rude Dude"?
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To the press, this sounded like a challenge, and they responded as they should.
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And I don't believe that last night sounded like anyone other than Melania Trump.
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Even his demonstrative wheezing sounded like Bernhardt, with a signature squeak to its whistle.
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"(It) sounded like a plane did a nose dive into the ground," Jamison said.
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Children and staff heard what sounded like a jet plane, and then were buried.
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I didn't know noth-- It's a very unimportant -- sounded like a very unimportant meeting.
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He's condescending," she said, adding that he sounded like a "Democrat the whole time.
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They called it Boscha, because it sounded like the name of a German grandmother.
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It was songs that I didn't even know what they sounded like normal speed.
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The Beatles never sounded like Zeppelin; The Velvet Underground never overlapped with The Stones.
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It was the first time I had read someone's story that sounded like mine.
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Clinton, saying she sounded like a neoconservative and a "grandma," while welcoming the publicity.
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Moments later, Ms. Kovacs described hearing what sounded like debris falling on the elevator.
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But until Thursday morning, the public had no idea what her voice sounded like.
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While that sounded like a lot, critics have since raised doubts the study's methodology.
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Microsoft's executives thought that three observers, versus 48,000 employees, sounded like pretty good odds.
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A light dessert and adult beverage all in one sounded like a great idea.
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Secretary Tillerson has long sounded like one of the administration's toughest North Korea hardliners.
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"It sounded like shit," Taggart told Billboard, explaining why his voice sounded so poor.
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Growing up, I never read characters who looked like me, who sounded like me.
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It sounded like a dream, but I felt strangely at sea with the proposition.
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It sounded like something they might be able to help with, Gahl told her.
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Stephen Colbert said this all sounded like some of the least surprising news imaginable.
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It sounded like a fight, not necessarily something that was going to affect us.
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MINNEAPOLIS — The young woman answered Jared Mollenkof's question with what sounded like a question.
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When I spoke to McCorkell, he sounded like he was in a moral quandary.
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It often sounded like he and the other instructors were reading off a script.
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But then there's Lauren Zima, who posted what sounded like a polar opposite spoiler.
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Or, rather, with a guess — mine — at what that aria might have sounded like.
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"Get rid of her!" says a voice that sounded like Trump's, according to ABC.
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Gilbert&aposs Ubud sounded like a center of healing, tucked deep in the jungle.
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They didn't sound like The Walkmen, or Jonathan Fire*Eater—they sounded like him.
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That followed what had sounded like a jet approaching at about 11:45 p.m.
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Cramer said that he thought Sanders sounded like a communist during the Vegas debate.
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But I can remember a time when I looked and sounded like my students.
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To a lot of readers, working for the CEO mom sounded like a nightmare.
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" To me, it all sounded like telling someone with depression, "Just don't be sad!
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This just sounded like something that would be kind of interesting, challenging and fun.
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Exactly zero Republican senators have sounded like they're anywhere close to turning on him.
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Maybe all the travel that came with the new job sounded like a dream.
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W.H. reporters pointed out that it sounded like it came straight from Trump's mouth.
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While both those headlines sounded like an escalation of tensions, the markets barely moved.
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About 15 minutes later, they heard what sounded like a bomb, he told CNN.
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Some said the ad attacks masculinity, while others said it sounded like a lecture.
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Still on New York time, half awake, whatever it was sounded like a plan.
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"The intonation and quality of her voice sounded like home to him," she said.
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Instead of singing over each other, they sounded like they were having a conversation.
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Sometimes he'd yell out, yell from what sounded like the bottom of his soul.
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Turing said this sounded like 'something between a tap, a click, and a thump'.
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Like Huddy, Mackris said O'Reilly called her while it sounded like he was masturbating.
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I'd go in and, if I sounded like shit, we'd wait a few hours.
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"He said it was so loud, it sounded like a freight train," his nephew said.
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To Myers, it sounded like somebody in the hallway had knocked over a coat rack.
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Donkey Kong creator Shigeru Miyamoto They said it sounded like she was talking about seaweed.
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Making it rain from the mezzanine—just the concept sounded like a 23 Chainz lyric.
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What sounded like an April Fools' joke, Skyrim for Amazon Alexa is completely for real.
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At worst (during the Skloot solo), it sounded like a parody of an Atari console.
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"All I remember just hearing is 'kaboom' and it sounded like a bomb," he recalled.
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It sounded like they were in a complete other zone from the rest of music.
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WATTERS: That sounded like he was calling for a little violent action against King Trump.
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I looked it up and, at first, it sounded like the same thing as herpes.
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Ioyal says his hands were so frozen it sounded like when glasses are clinked together.
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Team Kasich pulled a Chris Traeger and literally thought that sounded like the best idea.
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It sounded like a better escape than the one in which I currently found myself.
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Dad's voice had sounded like tin, but Earl tried not to let that bother him.
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One video captured the sound of yelling, sirens, then more of what sounded like gunshots.
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" Pengase adds, "It sounded like if she was permitted to return to him she would.
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The result sounded like a dolphin being bludgeoned to death with a puppy's squeaky toy.
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On the call that Myriah answered, she said the AI sounded like a young male.
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In comparison, Charlie's scalpel-free, Xanax-fueled vasectomy sounded like a trip to Six Flags.
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I sounded like a mad Victorian scientist in steampunk goggles who shopped at Hot Topic.
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The name sounded like a theme park ride for thrill-seekers, but I was intrigued.
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What bothered her was that it sounded like whether he agreed was just as irrelevant.
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Our thought bubble: Wednesday's event sounded like the online-platform equivalent of a military briefing.
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Imagine if it sounded like your favorite celebrity or even someone you knew and loved.
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Vice President Joe Biden's 2020 announcement sounded like he was ready to skip the primary.
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And, maybe I'm stating the obvious, but none of these bands sounded like each other.
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Trump also sounded like he was trying out a new line for the campaign trail.
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Clinton, on the other hand, sounded like a robot lecturing a 5th grade science class.
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I wouldn't even want to try and describe what it sounded like or might be.
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But the group sounded like America First, which must have been flattering and therefore good.
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To me, this class sounded like a self help book, and I love self help!
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I wanted to hear what all that sounded like, and translate that sound into spacescapes.
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" According to Wisner, the sound of the bullets initially sounded "like a building was collapsing.
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"It sounded like the most foreign thing, the thing I knew least about," she said.
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It sounded like she was saying they had a different launch date than everyone else.
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I didn't have a job at the time, so this sounded like a sweet deal.
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If this is quieter operation, I shudder to think what the original Mini sounded like.
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I decided to try it right away, even though it sounded like a torture machine.
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It sounded like a friendly neighborhood bar with a mandatory clothing check at the door.
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They hired a naming consultant, these names ... One of them sounded like a gay bar.
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Mack 10, the Bomb Squad—there was a time where he sounded like Das Efx.
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For the most part, it sounded like Yuan just wants to get back to work.
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The senator from Texas gamely proved him wrong, even if he sounded like a gringo.
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But last week, he sounded like he admitted to having failed in that important mission.
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And, to be honest, that wouldn't have sounded like an outlandish promise in the 1960s.
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His voice sounded like the voice on the radio that I'd heard with my parents.
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He sounded like Clint Eastwood, if Clint Eastwood had just come out of throat surgery.
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What sounded like the polite response bordering on cliché was actually the God's honest truth.
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We want to work in the garden," which to my ears sounded like "gah-den.
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Brooks: We had a holding piece on the demo where the keyboard sounded like asaxophone.
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It sounded like the drones had to fly over the ocean for part of it.
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It sounded like a proper LP start to finish and that was always the dream.
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At the time it sounded like a good idea because it would be consistent money.
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It sounded like a band finally finding itself after years of grasping at the past.
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It sounded like, 'If you don't do this you're going to get cancer and die.
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It sounded like both a threat — and an admission that Republicans really might fall short.
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I liked to leave my feedback on what they sounded like on their latest release.
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Initially, the seizure of the yacht in Dubai sounded like a setback for Mr. Akhmedov.
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When I first read this in Wells' review, it sounded like a needlessly complicated process.
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For Mr. Doyle, who had three young children at home, it sounded like a lifeline.
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On the call, these five fighters sounded like born-and-bred union men all around.
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During the campaign, Trump has sounded like a conservative with respect to the Supreme Court.
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As long as it sounded like a signifier of outsized achievement, it didn't really matter.
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"He sounded like he was all full of piss and vinegar," Brooke told TMZ Sports.
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And on Monday, he sounded like he was committed to taking up Mr. Dudley's cause.
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Initially, the seizure of the yacht in Dubai sounded like a setback for Mr. Akhmedov.
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It sounded like an angry serial killer was banging to see if anyone was home.
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They thought it sounded like the boardroom changes were being done at the Fed's instruction.
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The hiss of incinerating pages sounded like the final gasps of hundreds of dying souls.
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Additionally, people familiar with Harnden's voice said the voice on the recordings sounded like him.
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Several observers said the address sounded like a campaign speech in his 2020 reelection bid.
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They sounded like they were coming from the backyard of her housing complex, near Kingsborough.
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"My counterpart sounded like a broken record over there," Pence said of the Virginia senator.
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We imagined what that Giuliani infomercial might've sounded like and well, just have a listen.
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"I always thought 'Minimalism' sounded like 'simple-minded music,' and it isn't that," he said.
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But his pitch, run against a limited set of options, sounded like a good deal.
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I personally wanted to get to CBGB, as it sounded like a looser, rowdier hangout.
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When their father called Gillian his sensible daughter, it had sounded like a consolation prize.
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I had high hopes for this sandwich because it sounded like a really hearty meal.
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She evacuated to a garden where she heard what sounded like metal banging on metal.
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With hundreds of thousands of people attending SXSW, this sounded like a recipe for disaster.
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"It sounded like the building was going to collapse, and we left immediately," he said.
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The last hidden option was "combine points," which sounded like what I was looking for.
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Some said it sounded like the engines were surging, Chambers County Sheriff Brian Hawthorne said.
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It sounded like Drejka said, "As far as I know, he's still breathing," she said.
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Dr. Creasy realized that this sounded like a meager reward for an hour of standing.
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When it kicked on, it sounded like a jet was taking off in the closet.
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To me, it sounded like, 'That's a great idea, you should really run for president.
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All of these moments sounded like echoes of the major news stories after Hurricane Katrina.
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Although all the instruments were actually acoustic, it sounded like electronic music in the rhythms.
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Then, he said, "I'm going to do one about dogs," and that sounded like fun.
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To others, that admission may have sounded like regular office banter, but Soares felt targeted.
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I couldn't make out her words at first, only what sounded like distress in them.
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The charges sounded like they were cooked up in a Shonda Rhimes TV writers room.
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The classmate says Martin apologized in August 2016 and it sounded like everything was cool.
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So we asked paleontologists, who've been trying to figure out what dinosaurs sounded like for decades.
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The only problem is that it sounded like the group was talking about two different games.
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Hyper-specific ad targeting must have sounded like a really great idea at the time, huh?
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One reporter — who was near one of the editors killed — said it sounded like labored breathing.
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MACCALLUM: Yes, I mean, it was kind -- that sounded like he was saying at the end.
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The second is what sounded like footsteps following us in certain upstairs areas of the house.
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Every joke got a far bigger laugh in the audience than it sounded like on television.
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Which was another phrase Daphne didn't use, and which also sounded like a suspiciously '70s activity.
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The service sounded like satire and listed employees whose identities couldn't be verified in any way.
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"Hi, I'm calling on behalf of my boss," said M, who sounded like a young woman.
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My colleague Ben Popper got one while writing a biohacking feature, and it sounded like magic.
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In the early 22019s, the notion of geoengineering sounded like a "really outlandish idea," Irvine admitted.
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Shelby said Shelton sounded like she "could be an outlier" whose views are outside the mainstream.
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It was kind of sissy'd out, it sounded like I maybe controlled the band too much.
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Martin Heidegger often sounded like an empathetic humanist, but then, also, he joined the Nazi party.
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Some said they heard nothing, others that they noticed what sounded like a car door slamming.
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He gave what sounded like a traditional Republican speech, albeit with an unusual degree of conviction.
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I barely noticed it while my colleague briefly sounded like she'd just been to the dentist.
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At times, he even sounded like a Democrat (infrastructure, paid family leave, investment in women's health).
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In retrospect… it almost sounded like he wasn't going to show up in the next town.
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At first, his request sounded like a jealous Paradise-r who wanted some necessary Paradise drama.
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When they spoke, they never sounded like they were tripping over their words in childlike excitement.
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It sounded like a good idea The idea of a four-day workweek is not new.
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The bulk of Em's freestyle sounded like a glorified and tired coffee shop spoken word performance.
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"I heard a kid scream and it sounded like my own daughter," Capparella told the paper.
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The agent who asked for my ID sounded like a cartoon version of a Southern twink.
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The transmissions are still being translated, it sounded like a whistling percolator coming over the comm.
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They sounded like Trump's tweets do when staffers control his account, but somehow even more stilted.
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This one got a lot of attention because it sounded like he was giving an order.
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"Yesterday was like the two thousandth time someone said we sounded like The Slits," Lily gripes.
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Especially for its Naked and Afraid: Celebrity Edition skit, which was … exactly what it sounded like.
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When I did hear it, it sounded like a cross between P-Funk and Prince influence.
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I'd heard about venture capital then, and to be honest, it sounded like the coolest job.
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I had never even seen pictures of whales, but they sounded like something I would like.
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We're told guests said it sounded like the shouting was over who Smith had been texting.
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It sounded like a gunshot -- an uncommon sound in the quiet, suburban community of Alexandria, Virginia.
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It looked and sounded like they were putting up a united front ... mostly for their kid.
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"It sounded like an attack in Beirut, not fireworks," eyewitness Lucy Nesbitt-Comaskey told Sky News.
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It sounded like a good idea and it was a good location to try these songs.
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What my brother had said sounded like a joke, but I could sense something was wrong.
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He didn't just seem to think it would happen, though: he sounded like he wanted it.
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Suddenly Kyle started talking like Burt [Maria's German-accented pug], and it sounded like Werner Herzog.
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"" One can only imagine what Death Row's first and only white artist's album would've sounded like.
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It sounded like the voice-over of a late night infomercial—aged 11, that seemed legit.
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Apparently, Khosrowshahi wasn't aware that it sounded like he was instituting dick jokes into company policy.
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It sounded like boys building bonfires, girls practicing serenades and stump speakers shouting over one another.
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" Lehr noted it sounded like Cuomo was describing himself, saying: "So you're not ruling it out.
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On Friday, he still sounded like a tenor, if now a leathery-voiced, weather-beaten one.
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Building foreman Rodney Muir said he heard what sounded like a big bang and crunching metal.
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Perhaps more accurately, there were times when she sounded like Sanders, or at least pretended to.
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I thought it was so wistful and so plaintive and no one else sounded like that.
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But amid the excitement Mr. White, 49, sounded like just another New Yorker angry at himself.
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They also sounded like fun, like the way everyone pictured these Olympics at their best moments.
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At times, he sounded like he was speaking from an Obama administration set of talking points.
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Just as they were finishing lunch at the hotel restaurant, they heard what sounded like shooting.
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"From a very early age, I sounded like the Queen Mother, after she died," he said.
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We jammed and it sounded like a strange mix of Black Keys, Tom Waits, and Stomp.
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Trump himself even (maybe accidentally) endorsed something that sounded like Medicare for all back in 2015.
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So I listened to it a few weeks ago and thought it sounded like the shit.
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Because my previous albums I kind of had a couple of songs that sounded like that.
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" Another witness, Fatriana Evans, said it "sounded like fireworks — pop, pop, pop — and then everybody scatters.
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She adored its rapids, and the breezes that she said sounded like voices speaking to her.
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He told me what Socks' voice sounded like, and he told me what Socks smelled like.
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At times, in his reluctance to criticize Moscow, he sounded like his ideological opposite, President Trump.
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One commenter didn't only think it sounded like Flume, but that it was better than Flume.
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At 68 years old and recently retired, she thought it sounded like a lot of work.
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Back then, "America First" sounded like old-fashioned isolationism, or maybe even some sort of mercantilism.
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The song cycle sounded like earnest folk-style music, mostly accompanied by acoustic guitar, sometimes piano.
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Day 193: "Fo Sheezy" – 500 Degreez, 2002 "Fo Sheezy" is what the year 2002 sounded like.
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But to some, it simply sounded like Ms. Trump getting crossed up with the English language.
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Several times, Mr. Rechnitz's testimony elicited what sounded like muffled laughs of disbelief from the audience.
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The physician's assistant I spoke with said it sounded like a flu that turned into bronchitis.
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It sounded like an old school slip-and-fall scam with a modern-day financial twist.
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He was relentless, Badrtalei said, to the point that off-season almost sounded like an oxymoron.
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Some F.B.I. officials said the president sounded like he was prejudging the outcome of their investigation.
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"(It) sounded like a bomb, like multiple bombs in one," Giovanni Hernandez told CNN affiliate WSVN.
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It sounded like an offer that couldn't be refused — and indeed, Krasinski's tweet didn't go unanswered.
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Hydrogen-powered aircraft and zero-emission cars may have sounded like science fiction a decade ago.
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This sounded like a second or third debate, not a contest one week before Super Tuesday.
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It "sounded like a bomb, like multiple bombs in one," Giovanni Hernandez told CNN affiliate WSVN.
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To the 43 Group, in the shadow of the Holocaust, that sounded like classic British complacency.
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Sometimes, in those early days on the trail, she sounded like a counselor, even a minister.
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No one likes to hear even an idle threat and he sounded like he meant business.
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My first reaction to this phrase "moral grandstanding" was that it sounded like a bad thing.
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But reading that, it sounded like a lot of guys I've spoken to late at night.
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Accompanying her, Longstreth played a West African-tinged guitar riff that sounded like something colorful shattering.
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Her power ballads, like 'Love On the Brain,' sounded like they were infused with brown liquor.
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Earlier in the campaign, the Massachusetts senator sounded like she had reservations about Medicare-for-all.
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Her power ballads, like "Love On the Brain," sounded like they were infused with brown liquor.
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But, under Mr. Jacobs's baton, B'Rock still sounded like a small chamber orchestra: nimble, clear, precise.
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"It's time to act / back on the track," she sang in what sounded like a t.A.T.u.
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To them, Plan A sounded like a pit stop on the road to a united Ireland.
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It sounded like a brag, but he hadn't meant it that way, so he corrected himself.
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It sounded like what candidate Trump spent more than a year saying on the campaign trail.
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Maybe 75 yards away, Bottenfield heard gunfire and what sounded like a car crashing into a wall.
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It caused quite a crash, but that wasn't as odd as the squeaks that sounded like flatulence.
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Nevertheless, this journey sounded like the opposite of a slow-moving, massive cruise and far more enticing.
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It sounded like Popov was turning the skills he'd acquired from Ant City into a legitimate enterprise.
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I heard noises that sounded like a cartoon monster imitating a microwave, and crashes that didn't happen.
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He did not know about it and it sounded like, you know, the concept of rogue killers.
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Lance Koonce works nearby and said he heard something that sounded like a helicopter flying very low.
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Today, Trump sounded like most other presidents and dignitaries before him on his visit to Yad Vashem.
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For the first time, the man behind Erlich Bachman sounded like a real Silicon Valley CEO. Consider:
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I think it would be boring to make a new record that sounded like the old ones.
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You don't know where it was coming from, all you were hearing… it sounded like 1,000 shots.
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Now, the moderator (it sounded like Judy Woodruff) could have been responding to any number of things.
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They said it sounded like a big vacuum seal sort of thing...it all happened very fast.
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Tonight, it sounded like the president kind of opened that door a little bit to that possibility.
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If you heard what sounded like a massive stadium erupting in jubilee at around 10:30 p.m.
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"I wanted to help out for a friend," he said, on what sounded like a good study.
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People I called said my voice was "perfect," meaning it sounded like a normal call (high praise).
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I was surrounded by men who sounded like Hugh Grant and never mentioned the NFL in conversation.
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Bruckner said he heard what sounded like a "small explosion" after squeezing the brakes while riding downhill.
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At worst, it sounded like a scam; at best, a bastardization of a sacred kind of ritual.
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Marjorie Margolies Mezvinsky, said undecided voters sounded like children trying to avoid hopping into a cold pool.
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This sounded like an inquiry about political leadership that should have been addressed to the candidates themselves.
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It sounded like you were somewhat critical that the VC industry may have gotten too founder-friendly.
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At the time it sounded like a threat of escalation, but now it's unclear that goal remains.
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If the above paragraph sounded like a personal attack, you just might be a little dentophobic yourself.
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It sounded like shit, and I'm not even talking about the actual music written by the band.
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Buttigieg's speech in particular has drawn ire, with some saying that it sounded like a victory speech.
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Weeks later, when it didn't, another urologist said it sounded like a UTI and gave me antibiotics.
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To most users, it initially sounded like the way that a Zip disk was supposed to work.
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Her mother, who liked to touch base with her every day, thought it sounded like a prison.
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We'll update this post if they return, but otherwise, you'll have to imagine what they sounded like.
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And it sounded like after subsequently, that the building controls business for Honeywell may not be integral.
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Kurz, an early and outspoken voice on this issue, now no longer sounded like the far right.
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Every producer we've worked with—to a lesser or bigger extent—shaped what the record sounded like.
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It sounded like the birthday party I had always wanted: small-scale, low-key, focused on carbs.
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She'd heard strange breathing noises coming from Michael's bedroom—he sounded like he was talking to himself.
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A little stiffer, a little grayer, but his spinebuster still looked and sounded like a million bucks.
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" Trump said he had a "very nice" conversation with Johnson's widow, "who sounded like a lovely woman.
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Hell, there was even a Boondocks comic strip that accurately depicted what radio sounded like in 2002.
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Live hearings where attackers defend their own violence sounded like a good way to keep victims silent.
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Trump's next interview On Tuesday night President Trump sounded like Sean Hannity while borrowing Hannity's 103 p.m.
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"Smith said something that sounded like he said he was an officer," police wrote in the report.
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Recently, one could hear the Chinese making promises that sounded like a replica of what Seoul did.
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It sounded like Hodor from "Game of Thrones," who was capable of only saying his own name.
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It sounded like someone told it the primary was going to be decided by Applause-o-Meter.
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He sometimes sounded like an Otis Redding cover of Abe Lincoln or the text of a Psalm.
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Also, at the time, Oliver was asking me specifically for songs for Drake that sounded like that.
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People always want what you sounded like on your last record; Not always, but it is something.
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We could hear periodic blasts that sounded like bombs but couldn't tell where they were coming from.
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That sounded like a big commitment — so I went for an easier, bleach-free toffee blond, instead.
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I had the chords mixed up in my mind so it sounded like a completely different tune.
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It sounded like Lorraine Segato of Parachute Club but not in the context I was familiar with.
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" Ms. Moutet sounded like Ms. de Beauvoir: "In America, love is mentioned almost only through hygienic terms.
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And Scott Weiland merely sounded like he'd put in heavy hours at the Pike Street Fish Market.
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Her voice sounded like a single thin strand of hard caramelized sugar, sweet but ready to crack.
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Her crashing waves appeared, then transitioned into what sounded like a car door slamming again and again.
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Jen: For me, personally, I've always wanted to try to make music that sounded like this record.
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The president's proposal sounded like an ambitious plan to take a big bite out of the problem.
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In part because she described a long history of what sounded like tuberculosis, they initially suspected scrofula.
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I was fooling around with that tone, and it literally sounded like the [howl of a] werewolf.
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"Gantz, with his high talk of values, optimism, change, sounded like Obama in 2008," Mr. Taub said.
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With each twitch, I drew in a sharp intake of breath that sounded like a shocked gasp.
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As they buzzed around the space, what sounded like casual conversation alternated with catchy songs and incantations.
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Trump's speech sounded like an effort to position the President on the right side, against that ideology.
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" He added, "At times it sounded like he had three or four hands instead of just two.
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She said she then heard what sounded like "running steps" and a female voice calling the police.
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It sounded like a campaign speech with a feminist message that could carry through an entire season.
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"He sounded like as if my uncle sang, or the way my brother could sing," Scorsese said.
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He used a teleprompter for the speech and delivered scripted lines that sounded like a conventional politician.
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"I'm on the transition team," he told Etai last week, which sounded like something of a boast.
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At the time, the episode sounded like someone who had gone through addiction, in the past tense.
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The first time he heard about basketball, when he was 14, it sounded like a way out.
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Oh, how naive we were, back when that sounded like something worth spending an extra $300 on.
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Near the end of the party, Mr. Currentzis rose to make what sounded like a farewell toast.
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A solitary cry from another attendee of "CNN, don't mess it up" almost sounded like helpful encouragement.
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A karaoke machine sounded like a great idea, but now that it's here, where does it go?
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A decade ago, this may have sounded like lines lifted straight out of a science fiction novel.
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At times, Mr. Rock sounded like a man confessing his sins, turning vulnerability into his latest provocation.
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Plus, the Asus prototype I saw firsthand sounded like a chorus of wheezing grandpas while running Overwatch.
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There has never been someone who looked, thought or sounded like him in the nation's highest office.
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A pillow thrown from two floors up sounded like getting the wind knocked out of you. Cruel!
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The noise sounded like a toddler brandishing a wooden spoon against the side of an oversized pot.
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Once I asked a guest to wash his hands, and he said I sounded like his mother.
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PAKSONG, Laos — Petchinda Chantamart first heard what sounded like a bomb going off a few miles away.
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His discussion of Islam sounded like it could have been ripped from an Obama or Bush speech.
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But it didn't leave him sounding like a generic Republican — he sounded like something much more interesting.
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The album's frantic, detached nature sounded like someone trying to find themselves under the weight of redefinition.
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"Your Type" sounded like a pleading, begging gut-ache; whereas "Gimme Love," which was already a little sensual, became an even sexier, slowed down tune that was neither a wink nor a nudge but a full come on that sounded like an excuse me but you want me.
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That sounded like a great antidote to the very specific situational depression that accompanies a coming out process!
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O'Rourke relished the prime-time national platform, sometimes breaking into Spanish, in what sounded like a campaign speech.
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Compared to the HomePod, the Echo sounded like someone was singing through a tin can a mile away.
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And if you listen to people, it sounded like it ended like they couldn't get out fast enough.
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He liked to catch the military's secret space shuttle, which sounded like a video game monster in agony.
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When the president said, "America First does not mean America alone," it almost sounded like he meant it.
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Donahue told Zec her past sounded like a movie, and that she should make a film about it.
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Thankfully, Hiddleston had a bit of time for reflection and decided that he sounded like a complete asshole.
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" Kellyanne Conway, a counselor to Trump, said Sunday on ABC that Brennan "sounded like a partisan political hack.
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DeWar said that she heard Craddock walking around on what sounded like the first floor of the building.
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Colton jumps first, and as Tayshia puts it, he "sounded like a little girl" the entire way down.
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Then Jeff invited me into what sounded like an elite group of guys who train together every week.
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It sounded like a fight between young college kids and then someone brought a knife to a fistfight.
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A lot of people are saying Joycelyn sounded like she was reading from a script during the conversation.
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And that whole dark room just sounded like a big room full of chickens just cluck-cluck-clucking.
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While he does not plan to endorse in the Democratic party, Obama certainly sounded like a Clinton supporter.
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The first iteration was hardly perfect; it was monotone and robotic — but it sounded like (a robotic) me.
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At the scene of one collapsed building Thursday evening, rescuers closed in on what sounded like trapped survivors.
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And I've got to tell you, it sounded like everything in the world was going amazing, you know?
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It sounded like a firecracker, and one of the girls I was with said, 'That just hit me.
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The noise, she told detectives, sounded like "a pillowcase loaded with items hitting the floor," the affidavit states.
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However, unlike the aforementioned notable podcasts, Homecoming sounded like a cinematic experience, instead of a reported news piece.
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I was initially stoked to try Bulletproof coffee, because it sounded like it would taste kind of good.
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I wonder what their first album sounded like since this was where they were at eight albums in.
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But it didn't sound campy — it sounded like it was trying to mimic Mapplethorpe's objectifying reverence for beauty.
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I found that the beach scene, for instance, could induce some anxiety when it sounded like a storm.
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The 2DS not only looked weird, but it had a name that sounded like an April Fools' prank.
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They used to say you sounded like Kitty Wells, but really, you just wanted to be Loretta Lynn.
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It sounded like a mix between coughing and choking, which made her call her husband to help investigate.
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It sounded like a great deal, but the tradeoffs should be familiar to anybody in 2019: Free-PC.
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At first, Cruz's speech sounded like one you could imagine Trump giving, if Trump had a decent speechwriter.
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"It sounded like a 300-pound man was tackling him in the kitchen," Dulach explained to CBS 12.
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Ansari's behavior was gross, sure, but he also just sounded like a horny guy who has no game.
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He had a set the following night in Streatham, which sounded like it would have been a vibe.
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Rather than WhatsApp becoming more like Facebook, it sounded like Facebook was going to become more like WhatsApp.
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At Netroots Nation in Atlanta, he sounded like his head and heart are in national issues right now.
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What sounded like a roaming, snarling knot of dogs tussled somewhere out in the sandy brush for hours.
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In Pahoa, the earth sounded like it was cracking wide open as lava spattered and exploded from fissures.
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Had a very nice conversation with the woman, with the wife, who was — sounded like a lovely woman.
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An up-from-nothing success story, he sounded like Jackie Mason and made it rain like Jay-Z.
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Somewhere not too far away, the white dog had howled all night until his howls sounded like wind.
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Nearby residents reported hearing what sounded like a "sonic boom" coming from the lake at 7:19 p.m.
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Still, he sounded like a tenor, not a baritone with the particular colorings and weight that Verdi imagined.
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It sounded like challenging surfing, but, after a few beers, we agreed to join him the next morning.
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About 20 minutes after the flight departed from New York, passengers say they heard what sounded like explosions.
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Some listeners thought this sounded like modern mindfuless, the stilling of thoughts to be simply "in the moment".
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Had a very nice conversation with the woman, with the wife, who was -- sounded like a lovely woman.
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"From what I saw it sounded like it came from the subway, but I'm just guessing," he said.
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She said some people compared the recording to hell, while others thought it sounded like the Earth breathing.
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All my classmates looked and sounded like extras in a music video as they emerged from the water.
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I didn't know what U.S. Girls sounded like, or if it was indeed a band of American women.
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Someone checking the course behind the science center said it sounded like the whine of a dentist's drill.
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The Haggler called Jim Snodgrass — Ms. Polsky had his number — and he sounded like a perfectly reasonable guy.
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He married political meaning to works for cello and piano which always sounded like the voice—his voice.
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His voice sounded like wind in a steel tumbler: metallic, hollow, rising and falling without logic, almost unintelligible.
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Did you feel pressure to make a record that sounded like the band people remembered from the 1990s?
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It was like cooking with Hilary Duff and Oprah, which sounded like way more fun than cooking alone.
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Their podcasts sounded like my dorky high school lunch table, with many of the same jokes repeated verbatim.
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We covered a few 'Phonics songs, and people kept commenting on how much I sounded like Kelly Jones.
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One Rochester, NY resident said it sounded like something she would've given her former roommate's five-year-old.
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Yet the President sounded like a manager celebrating one big inning in a game his team keeps losing.
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The person talking sounded like it could have been the teenage daughter he mentioned after his first performance.
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He sounded like someone singing in the shower — if that shower was a torture device for other people.
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The festival sounded like a glorious disaster in waiting, something akin to 2017's notoriously messy Fyre Festival.
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"Wheatfield — A Confrontation" was exactly what it sounded like: two acres of wheat a block from Wall Street.
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Fleur Barron, an earthy Baba the Turk in "The Rake's Progress," sounded like a Carmen in the making.
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When he discussed the project, he sounded like a man remembering a love affair, only the good parts.
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It sounded like a promising approach, though it was undermined, somewhat, by the continued presence of the E!
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They sounded like music geeks in a record shop discussing who was a better frontman for AC/DC.
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Ms. Davis sometimes sounded like a voice from Main Street when she questioned chief executives at shareholder meetings.
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"We heard someone come to the door, we heard what sounded like a gun being cocked," Abdullah said.
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Pauses in the music brought shifts toward brief flurries of notes that sounded like descendants of bebop phrasing.
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But guarantees sounded like so much noise early Monday as Mr. Denamur assessed the future of his business.
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"We can't do this for much longer," she said, faintly, tremulously, and through what sounded like physical pain.
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In fact, when Chris Young began his introduction, it sounded like he was there to offer Brown's regrets.
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But for someone who was unaware of the backstory, the president's remarks must have sounded like nonsensical ramblings.
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Gusts buffeting the exterior created an apocalyptic bass rumble; lashes of rain sounded like a hundred snare drums.
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So the town hall sounded like a walk through the standard Democratic talking points, which isn't particularly exciting.
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LG: It's funny when you said Lily Hay Newman, it sounded like you're saying Lily hey, Newman. Yes.
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Many older Cuban-Americans cringed at Mr. Sanders's remarks, saying he sounded like an apologist for Communist indoctrination.
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THE PLAYLIST It sounded like indie rock, though the beat was barely discernible on a recent Saturday night.
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"She loved to hear them chime, especially those that sounded like Big Ben" in London, Ms. Santoni said.
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Ms. Choi imbued the opening rising arpeggio with such tense energy that it sounded like an urgent question.
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She poked fun at herself for how much certain parts of her life sounded like an action movie.
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"It sounded like he had the whole thing in his head," Professor Street said at the December inquest.
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His voice sounded like a high-pitched strain, and both times his hair had grown wild and unkempt.
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"When the crane hit the ground, I heard a loud bang, it sounded like a bomb," he said.
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Booker knocked on her door with a pitter-patter knock that sounded like he was canvassing the neighborhood.
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The seed collectors' stories from the field often sounded like scenes from an Indiana Jones movie, Dempewolf added.
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That hardly sounded like a ringing endorsement of Israel's claim to be unveiling further evidence of Iran's lies.
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Makai refers to Dorian as the monster because that's what the wind sounded like to him, Capron said.
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To me, it has always sounded like the political equivalent of the Force in the Star Wars movies.
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Old-fashioned Democratic class politics was foreign to them, even though Bill sometimes sounded like an Ozark populist.
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I chose the title because I wanted something that sounded like a fairy tale or a Hollywood film.
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In his thick accent it sounded like he was saying it's often hot—which was true, it was.
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At the time, he sounded like he was tripping, but I've seen many of his ideas come true.
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Much of it sounded like it took influence from the Gravity Records scene with its brash, snotty delivery.
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"He sounded like somebody who knew the law very well, he sounded like somebody who knew his county very well, who kept good records, was well organized, knew who was likely to request absentee ballots in his county," Andy Yates, the Harris campaign's chief strategist, said under oath on Tuesday.
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Last week on the earnings call it certainly sounded like they thought China and the situation there was improving.
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Loewen said the crash sounded like "a bomb or an earthquake or something" and he rushed toward the victim.
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And it just sounded like an across-the-board endorsement of Mr. Trump Jr., as opposed to stating facts.
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I watched the London one on TV when I was pregnant and it sounded like riding in a nightclub.
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It occurred to me that "axion" sounded like the name of a particle and really ought to be one.
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Her children were screaming in the background and her son sounded like he was gasping for air, she said.
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" Goslin says the sky was almost black with ash and debris and "it sounded like a train was coming.
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The patrol officers' pistols sounded like toys compared to the deafening blasts of the robbers' assault rifles, Montes said.
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The result sounded like a punk band playing through an 93-bit Nintendo game, or alterna-rock for robots.
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At a town hall meeting broadcast on C-SPAN last year, it sounded like she hadn't changed her mind.
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One witness, Anthony Reynolds, said he heard gunfire that sounded like it was coming from a high-powered weapon.
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" Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took to Twitter, writing "No other artist's music felt or sounded like Leonard Cohen's.
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When she arrived on the scene in the late 22018s, Sobieski looked and sounded like a baby Helen Hunt.
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My wife said I sounded like I was on a headset, and that the call was still really clear.
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His speech and ripostes in a punchy question and answer session that followed often sounded like a history lesson.
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It sounded like a lot of cases for one shooting, but he knew his overnight staff could handle it.
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Following the media coverage, it sounded like Lohan left him, seeking a calmer life on the ocean without him.
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The so-called O'Hare Express project sounded like the stuff of science fiction and for Villegas, it still is.
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Things went from bad to worse when he appeared on TMZ and said that slavery sounded like a choice.
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In 43, this may have sounded like a ridiculous idea, but it has become a new normal these days.
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We'd drive around together, playing mixes of any songs that sounded like summer blockbusters when coming through car speakers.
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It sounded like a cross between Devon and Belfast, but it revealed the colours and made the words wittier.
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Though Ryan didn't say this while a gun was pointed at him from offscreen, it sure sounded like it.
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How Planet Hunters Will Find the Next EarthTwenty years ago, discovering another Earth sounded like a science fictional dream.
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Among her various claims, Mackris alleged O'Reilly sounded like he was masturbating when he called her, The Times reported.
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Indeed, he is so connected to the cultural consciousness that a woman thought her washing machine sounded like him.
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Being black sounded like it was going to suck; the whole incident did a number on my self-image.
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Before I started working on political campaigns, most canvassing stories I heard sounded like the plots of Lifetime movies.
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"It sounded like when a transformer blows on a telephone pole, it was that loud and extreme," Heald remembered.
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Their single was called "Sacred Trust," and it sounded like a hymn written by a youth pastor named Todd.
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She sounded like someone who'd been fielding emails all day from a random journalist, accusing her of a bear.
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The woman was breathing hard as she said the barrage of gunfire sounded like someone had a machine gun.
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And I knew the song sounded like it was from the 90s, and I didn't know who it was.
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Following his stellar Super Tuesday, Trump gave a speech that sounded like a candidate preparing for the general election.
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"He sounded like a Disney announcer," and he couldn't have pulled off "Yes we can" the way Obama did.
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I wish every night out sounded like this—a fluid, reckless abandonment of the grey, tired landscapes of 2016.
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I think by the time they got through the cheesegrinder, they sounded like a synthesizer, which would've been cheaper.
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There were occasional thumps that sounded like doors being opened and shut, and the rise and fall of voices.
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"At first, it sounded like shit, but I just kept at it until I got better," he says, laughing.
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It sounded like a man with a very New York accent discussing the Supreme Court with someone from Mississippi.
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" He said he didn't sleep at all overnight because the wind "sounded like a freight train with square wheels.
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And in Pahoa, the earth sounded like it was cracking wide open as lava spattered and exploded from fissures.
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They came with wish lists and whispers of their "unicorns," whose Latin names sounded like incantations: adansonii, patriciae, obliqua.
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It's why every public statement -- or tweet -- Trump made on North Korea sounded like a bit of a jumble.
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In a January 2016 interview with Al-Jazeera, he sounded like Cochran, the elder statesman of the nonproliferation movement.
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"He replied in a tone that sounded like a sneer," McCabe wrote, according to an excerpt in The Atlantic.
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That's what it sounded like when his attorney Arnold Reed issued a statement explaining why Conyers would not resign.
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Adam Vinatieri sounded like a man close to retirement after the Colts beat the Titans 19-17 on Sunday.
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And Trump sounded like he could get punitive with Harley-Davidson, vaguely telling them to build their motorcycles stateside.
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Meanwhile, Rodriguez sounded like a man who had accepted that his final game was less than a week away.
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In certain episodes, he sounded like an avant-garde jazz clarinetist, all reedy lines, rude bleats and banshee shrieks.
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The crime sounded like one a first grader's teacher might talk about in careful tones at a parent conference.
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If you listened to the bears on Tuesday, it sounded like Wall Street was located in Rome, Cramer said.
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Outside his home, Morales recalls how Hurricane Maria "sounded like a monster hitting your door" as it came ashore.
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Aides began telling a close circle of supporters what sounded like a fantasy: They believed they could actually win.
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As we speak, I realize that what at first sounded like an evasion quickly proves to be his conviction.
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In comparing Cheney to Satan, it sounded like Bale didn't hold too high an opinion of the dark lord.
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She sounded like she could be my age, maybe the woman in front of me getting coffee this morning.
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James was alone on the deck when other crew members heard what sounded like someone falling from the balcony.
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"When you read accounts of people in solitary, all they talk about is what it sounded like," Sternbergh said.
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But Colbert couldn't help dinging him for his initial enthusiasm, saying Trump had sounded like a gullible car buyer.
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There were only four alto saxes, but there were moments when they sounded like a thousand angry Terry Rileys.
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Earlier this month, we reported on a rash of what sounded like explosions from nowhere just outside Los Angeles.
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It's the Lunar New Year and so last night they came, undeterred by the firecrackers that sounded like war.
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The noises were loud and sounded like buzzing or grinding metal, or piercing squeals or humming, the diplomats recalled.
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" Andrew Heath, 37, working on the fifth floor, said what he heard "sounded like a manhole cover had exploded.
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In a Rose Garden speech yesterday, Trump proposed a plan that sounded like it would be good for tech.
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Suddenly, I noticed some muffled yelling in the distance and a series of pops that sounded like car backfire.
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Hasn't everyone shared a hotel room with someone who sounded like a lumberjack going to work at 2 a.m.?
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I had gone down to get my picture when I heard what sounded like garbage cans being slammed together.
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It sounded like a great group to follow in the first round ... but it hasn't turned out that way.
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The wild arpeggios of the violin sounded like an unspoken truth: Some good little children die in the snow.
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" Nance went after Flake again on Twitter the next day, tweeting that he "sounded like a middle school girl.
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They may also have sounded like them too -- making a cooing sound similar to a dove rather than roaring.
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They stopped the service after another loud noise, "and then something that sounded like machine-gun fire," he said.
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He called it A Starting Point—a name that sometimes rang with enthusiasm and sometimes sounded like an apology.
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Then, gradually, the held note seemed to revive through little pulsating additions of vibrato that sounded like musical CPR.
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Their responses on foreign policy -- Iran, troop deployments, North Korea -- and trade sounded like the kind that win elections.
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"It sounded like a tornado, but then I thought it was like an earthquake," she told CNN affiliate KPIX.
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We lined up on the grass and that's when I heard it -- five loud pops that sounded like gunshots.
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"Quality is doing it right the first time!" sounded like one of those self-help phrases I'd been reading.
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Then, Trump tweeted, "Watch father-in law!" in what sounded like a Cosa Nostra-inspired threat against Cohen's family.
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Royal Caribbean also issued what sounded like a conservative outlook for 2017 in December, which didn't help the situation.
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As they sheltered there for about an hour, the wind "sounded like a roaring train coming through," he said.
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It sounded like criticism of the heroic writer, alone in his garret, but there's more to it than that.
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"We had one in a drawer that sounded like what they were describing, just character-wise," Mr. Weber said.
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What defined those genres wasn&apost so much what they sounded like; it was who was making the music.
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Another neighbor ran out to help after he heard what sounded like five shots from a handgun, he said.
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With Trump, however, the recitation of positive facts and figures sounded like a full-throated refutation of his critics.
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Hades (Patrick Page), in sunglasses, looked and sounded like a crime boss; Persephone did a jazzy dance of dread.
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Indeed, parts of the essay sounded like the makings of a primary challenge against Mr. Trump from Mr. Romney.
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Even to some of Mr. Trump's national security aides, that sounded like a significant retreat at a critical moment.
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In the third grade, he started using the name Jessie, which sounded like a "traditionally male name," it said.
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Sakai recalled the tsunami as kuroi—black—and the approaching wave's low, tumbling roar sounded like goro-goro-goro.
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Some thought it sounded like he said the N-word along with the lyrics to "My Type" by Saweetie.
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My question is, at the beginning you talked about what sounded like an internet Bill of Rights; privacy, nondiscrimination.
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In fact, it sounded like several movies: maybe one starring Indiana Jones, or the early scenes of The Exorcist.
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I was still pretty satisfied, because when he came he sounded like a girl, and it was really hot.
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The Fat White's first record sounded like a gloomy, swirling concotion that took influence from the Cramps and the Butthole Surfers, the second one sounded like a bunch of delirious wreckheads dancing to the beat of human hatred, and this one—or at least this one-off single—sounds like a celebration.
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But when, in victory, Mr Iglesias called for "unity and humility", that sounded like a warning to his defeated rival.
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I liked the songs so much right away and I really wanted to have a band that sounded like that.
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Watching while doing commentary, I sounded like a little kid, giddy with excitement, witnessing this master perform his aggressive art.
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"All of a sudden the building shook, it actually sounded like the building blew up, like you see on TV."
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You know, it&aposs interesting because Roseanne yesterday gave what sort of sounded like a pretty sincere apology via Twitter.
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The album's next single, "How We Do (Party)," which sounded like Katy Perry with added swearing, reached number 1 too.
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At the end of one session, I swore I heard what sounded like the chirps of a large pet bird.
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They also sounded like garbage, so much so that we avoided reviewing a lot of the first models to market.
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The only thing that evoked automation was Yang; in the few moments when he spoke, he sounded like a robot.
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When the Turkish Crime Family first broke into the news last week, they sounded like a crisis in the making.
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It sounded like I'm sure on her end, you know, just one of those kind of, grainy poor reception calls.
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To Indian ears that sounded like a highly unwelcome proposal to mediate in the two countries' territorial dispute over Kashmir.
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This must have sounded like a great idea when somebody pitched it to Mozilla, but the backlash has been fierce.
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In Mr. Lisiecki's hands, the piano's bereft reply sounded like the voice of a Romantic poet trying to break in.
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If the 1950s had been blessed enough to have Justin Timberlake, this is what his music would have sounded like.
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She struggled to explain why she was running, overused cliches and gave lawyerly answers that sounded like she was squirming.
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Brabeck-Letmathe sounded like a personal trainer putting Nestle's less-healthy products on a diet: Shape up or ship out.
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But the comments really sounded like something else: Disney winning the online streaming service wars without firing a single shot.
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There isn't a version with sleeping accommodations, however, but it sounded like a future model change might include this feature.
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We'll never know what a beatless, totally reharmonized "Call Me Maybe" could have sounded like, but that might be alright.
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Yesterday he hyped the track some more by Snapchatting what sounded like Migos member Offset rapping over the same song.
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With this one, I got really happy and surprised that it sounded like a big change from the first album.
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Yet look behind the headlines about his swaggering rhetoric, and at other moments Mr Trump sounded like a conventional Republican.
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It sounded like a plea for North Korea to be respected as a nuclear state, not vilified as a pariah.
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For $200, that sounded like a pretty good deal for someone like me, who thinks that's a lot of money.
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When I auditioned for theater programs, I didn't find monologues that sounded like me, or that I could relate to.
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Hurry Up, We're Dreaming sounded like someone remembering what it meant to look forward; Junk sounds like someone looking back.
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The droning, after a while, appeared to take the form of a tune, which mysteriously sounded like a church choir.
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I said it sounded like a very fancy side table with an interactive display and some smart-home connectivity features.
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He talked about trying to visit the grave for the first time and entering what sounded like a cemetery nightmare.
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I liked that the names they all had sounded like they're out of Brighton Rock, too; Nugget, Blondey, Edson, Snowy.
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In one case, the contractor said, he transcribed a recording in which a woman sounded like she was in distress.
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Kavanaugh sounded like a broken record throughout his testimony, passionately declaring his love for beer whenever the opportunity presented itself.
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So it's kind of surprising Taylor Swift's acoustic cover of the song sounded like a throwback to her earlier days.
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To me, the sample music just sounded like its bass was turned up and the proper sound levels were established.
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At first, Safire didn't understand what Borman meant — he told NBC that it sounded like "gobbledygook" — but Borman quickly clarified.
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" An old guy with a mean red face and a Teamster's haircut scowled and said something that sounded like "Fruitcake.
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To some people, that might not sound like a big deal, but to me it sounded like a major commitment.
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"He said she was starting an NRA equivalent in Russia," Sanford said, joking it sounded like an "oxymoron" for Russia.
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"What she meant was not specified and sounded like a veiled threat," said EU lawmaker Marietje Schaake, a Dutch centrist.
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Then came a pause, then a repetition of the utterance, equally soft, and then what sounded like a responsive utterance.
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But that was what it sounded like to make it through these hundreds of American years, to sing through them.
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But Miyazato, a nine-times LPGA winner, sounded like she was having second thoughts as she spoke to the media.
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What sounded like a knuckleheaded idea actually captured the spirit of the age of lunar exploration: man, machine, limitless ambition.
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A band that sounded like a Christian Arcade Fire was playing, and the place was packed up to the nosebleeds.
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"He would complain that I would snore so bad I sounded like a broken muffler gasping for air," he said.
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I didn't take a chance to listen to them because I assumed they sounded like Korn or Limp Bizkit. 3.
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When he made conversation these days, he sounded like a farmer at an auction waiting for the bidding to start.
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The dancers in the room began speaking in unison what sounded like violent headlines from the news about school shootings.
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Lo-fi and cutesy with a garage pop fizz, they sounded like girls who'd been chasing shots with cheap beers.
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"It sounded like a bomb went off," said Kailash Adhikari, a driver for a fuel company working at the airport.
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In the audio recordings, public affairs officers explaining the mission to viewers at home "just sounded like narrators," Miller said.
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"I had a very nice conversation with the woman, with the wife who ... sounded like a lovely woman," he said.
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" Dr. Wise, from Tufts, said the investment sounded like "a classic paradox — give with one hand, take with the other.
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I had a really bad cold so it sounded like I had been smoking cigarettes non-stop for 20 years.
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I wrote that as the basis of the song, and I asked my wife what it sounded like to her.
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So I'll always wonder what it would've sounded like and where we'd be if we'd gone with the other guy.
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To some beleaguered riders, that explanation sounded like a concocted excuse for the railroad's continuing struggle to operate on time.
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So often, their successes sounded like press releases, a combination of "market fit" and sheer luck that felt hopelessly unattainable.
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As soon as the performance was over, Mr. Chapin began talking about what sounded like a future for the show.
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That's what she sounded like, rather than a member of the news media, when she criticized Fiers for whistle-blowing.
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There was a kind of Protestant fervor to this belief; anything that sounded like an actual pop song was bad.
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I heard the Quran and for the first time in my life it sounded like the voice of an oppressor.
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Paul Kranhold, a 52-year-old tiler, said last week's approaching fires had sounded like planes dueling in the sky.
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Many greeted the announcement with bewilderment, with some suggesting that Oath sounded like the name of a heavy metal band.
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Almost literally: Over the weekend, at a university in Virginia, he sounded like a frat boy at his first kegger.
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He heard a loud thump and the crack of what sounded like fiberglass, and all sound from the engines stopped.
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At his best, Mr. Cornell sounded like the loneliest howler, the last man at the end of a dusty road.
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In 2016 streaming affected every corner of artists' lives, from how they got paid to what their music sounded like.
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"He was doing well in his career and it sounded like he had enough money to buy," Ms. Bickerton said.
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This rite had always sounded like a grand adventure, for I envied friends with a living tree in the house.
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"I didn't see the impact, I heard it — it sounded like a car hitting a sheet of metal," he said.
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Discussing the band's future plans, if any, Mr. Finn sounded like an athlete preaching to take things game by game.
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She remembered a trip to South Carolina in which Mr. Baird met a woman who sounded like people on Barbados.
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Unless you're very interested in hearing what Motley Crue sounded like in 2015*, skip ahead to the 3:30 mark.
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It sounded like a really good deal, and if you look in retrospect, I think it was a great deal.
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He believes that the first person to tell him he sounded like Freddie Mercury was the Downhere bassist Glenn Lavender.
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Three days in, he was already hoarse; his voice at the lectern sounded like a tire rolling through wet gravel.
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Musk founded The Boring Company in 2016 in what first sounded like — and he has since admitted was — a joke.
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"It sounded like a cry for help, and I don't know Morse code or anything, so I couldn't tell if anybody was trying to send a message, but it sounded desperate, and it sounded like people who wanted to be heard," said Guevara, director of client and mitigation services for the public defender organization.
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It still sounded like bullshit, but the only way I could tell for certain was to put it to the test.
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McDavid sounded like a veteran seeking a positive outlook even though his team was hammered for a season-high eight goals.
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Nation of Ulysses looked like hyper-sexualized mod cretins and sounded like they were making it up as they went along.
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If you can remember back to January (sigh), Trump basically described an America that sounded like something out of Mad Max.
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Being that Bowen's played Winter's mom for eight years, it's no surprise she sounded like a real mom in her caption.
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When the cryo pod filled with gasified nitrogen, the existing atmosphere inside froze and sounded like snow crinkling under winter boots.
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So what you hear on this record is what each song sounded like as it went down, from top to bottom.
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Why didn't she and Oyelowo advocate for a better, more qualified, darker-skinned black actress who looked and sounded like Simone?
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He heard a voice that sounded like Gallagher's say via the radio, "You guys missed but I got him," Tolbert said.
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He was not giving orders either, he was giving suggestions that sounded like orders, because they were backed by unspeakable threats.
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At times, so many eggs were thrown in such quick succession that it sounded like the irregular beat of a drum.
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At the time, it sounded like perhaps just another cute yet lofty brain fart from the founder of SpaceX and Tesla.
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It all sounded like the Broadway's rendition of Jacques Brell's desperately sad, iconic song "Ne me quitte pas" (Don't leave me).
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To most, it sure sounded like the video was a direct response to allegations of infidelity that were raised in Lemonade.
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They've even embraced new developments like VR headsets — which would have sounded like pure fantasy to most people 10 years ago.
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One "Bodak Yellow" bootleg I'm fond of that I've been including in DJ sets sounded like trash on the HDJ-X10s.
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I loved her as a designer, but she also sounded like an awesome person from the interviews I read of her!
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Instead, Cruz offered a flowery tribute to Ronald Reagan and conservatism that sounded like a stump speech for a future campaign.
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It sounded like a contorted accent, and you had to contort yourself to get the accent right, like in your face.
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To anyone with an ear for Soviet terminology, this sounded like the institution which fostered communist zeal across the Red Army.
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In his testimony on Capitol Hill last week, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg gave what sounded like an absolutist policy on hate.
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Arriving at Bangkok's Lumpinee Stadium on Friday night, I'm greeted by music that sounded like something a snake charmer might play.
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Cheryl Elder, who lives nearby, told AP she heard what sounded like a backhoe and jackhammer at least until 2 a.m.
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It was faster and sounded like it was made on a cheap piano and there were old school breakbeats on it.
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In another corner, the company let reporters press a button to hear what an emergency call dispatched through Uber sounded like.
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And while it certainly sounded like these ladies were onto something, I was still a little nervous about taking the plunge.
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It sounded like a way to revolutionize the idea of having to own your own car, and I think it has.
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There was a time, not too long ago when $1,000 sounded like an insane amount to pay for a flagship smartphone.
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Remember in 2013, when every rap song sounded like it had been made in the grand mason hall of the illuminati?
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Together with the science of sound, we can figure out what the rovers sounded like, both on Earth and on Mars.
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"He sounded like he knew what the market needed and we knew what constraints the institution operates under," the manager added.
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He often looked angry and some of his jibes sounded like mere insults, rather than irreverent statements that make people laugh.
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He sounded like a middle manager in business who's just attended a human resources seminar on inappropriate behavior in the workplace.
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And coming before more compressed forms of audio and video became widespread, music often sounded like a messy AM-quality version.
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It sounded like there are a bunch of people ... It was just me at first, so I wanted to seem bigger.
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He said he fills out "usually three" brackets, and it sounded like that was more limited by his lack of time.
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They sounded like they were closer, but I'm not sure—they could have been on the other side of me somewhere.
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It sounded like a crazy idea for a musical, but so does everything else when you put it on paper first.
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I saw a video on YouTube from the police officer's vest cam, and it sounded like an army was up there.
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