drown out

For a start, it would be drowned out by the music.

The no in the letter drowned out all the yes.

It pretty well drowned out whatever else he might have been thinking.

He was almost drowned out by the radio playing in the next room.

The worry and the fear were drowning out all else.

The television or radio should be kept on to drown out the sound.

"People in rural areas feel their issues get drowned out."

These two men were practically drowned out when they tried to speak.

A great hush drowned out the rest of her words.

He let the sound of the surf drown out her words.

After a while they were drowned out by the one was tracing.

Her words were almost drowned out by music coming from somewhere nearby.

If you do hit the floor, of course, the rush is drowned out by the pain.

The poor, she said, are having their voice drowned out by big contributors.

But people like me have been saying this for years only to be drowned out by the large corporations.

Once again, for the Giants, the message was drowned out.

His words are drowned out by mass machine- gun fire.

People turned to look as he drowned out the ballad.

But on the national stage, his message has been largely drowned out.

It did not, however, drown out the pounding sound of his heart.

It would drown out the noises he needed to hear if anyone came along.

Because the law Nicole started to answer, but was drowned out by the crowd.

My heart was pounding so hard that it nearly drowned out his words.

"If it had the people here would have all been drowned out.

Any further words were drowned out in the cheering that followed.