When nighttime's shrieks

Who are you? Shrieks

... heclawedwildlythe concretefloor with agonized shrieks.

Lunch! children panting shrieks and laughter

Ar'n't you you going to get it out? said George, between his shrieks.

This time there were TWO little shrieks, and more sounds of broken glass.

All of the sudden, there were animal shrieks and wailings from the street below.

Plant's use of high pitched shrieks has been compared to Janis Joplin's vocal technique.

For those who wanted yet another round of Una's shrieks, this is the moment.

People down the village heard shouts and shrieks, and looking up the street saw the

And shrieks like mandrakes torn out of the earth, That living mortals, hearing them, run mad

The gray, dead silence of night (guards peer in voyeuristically through a slot in the door), the sudden, disembodied shrieks of prisoners, shrieks of distress and rage, the distant rattles and clangs of prison bolts all make sleep impossible, or so restless as to be a torment.

The gray, dead silence of night (guards peer in voyeuristically through a slot in the door), the sudden, disembodied shrieks of prisoners, shrieks of distress and rage, the distant rattles and clangs of prison bolts all make sleep impossible, or so restless as to be a torment.

I think some branches will be very useful in stopping up these openings, through which the wind shrieks like so many fiends.

The mother, burst into shrieks of laughter, ascended the stairs as though on wings, and entered. A frightful thing to tell, Oudarde!

Una O'Connor is capable of bursting forth with an incredible volley of highdecibeI cackIes, screams, shrieks that seem rather over the top, to say the least.

Rather, his intended target is those Jews who reject the very existence of a Jewish state, and who express their opposition in shrieks that rise to equating Israel with the Nazis.

Alack, alack, is it not like that I, so early waking what with loathsome smells and shrieks like mandrakes torn out of the earth, that living mortals, hearing them, run mad.

Her mother, Josephine, was a florist, and Tate has said that the character of Margaret in The Catherine Tate Show , who shrieks at the slightest of disturbances, is based largely on Josephine.

Tielo, on the blog Ululos Selvagens (Wild Shrieks) , watched the vote play out on television in order to analyze the arguments that would be used to recognize or deny civil unions for homosexuals.

The girls were a little frightened of him, the young men shook him by the hand, and he appeared to be the delight of the children, who chased him with shrieks and laughter.

Everything seemed to her enveloped in a black atmosphere floating confusedly over the exterior of things, and sorrow was engulfed within her soul with soft shrieks such as the winter wind makes in ruined castles.

'Do as I tell you, you coward!' and at last she spread out her hand again, and made another snatch in the air. This time there were two little shrieks, and more sounds of broken glass.

From that moment, she insisted on knowing the truth with such a passionate outburst of despair, with such a violent flow of tears and shrieks, that her old friend could not avoid giving way to her.

At the climax, perched on a scaffolding of chairs, he dropped in a very long slow fall, and his piercing, melancholy hoot of triumph lasted as long as the fall and was mingled with shrieks of fear from the women.

Nor do the Chinese have much interest in assuming de facto control of Asiatic Russia, despite shrieks from Russian strategic pundits that this is China s real goal. China might, indeed, have an interest in some border areas with fertile soil and moderate climate.

The locomotive, its great funnel emitting a weird light, with its sharp bell, and its cow catcher extended like a spur, mingled its shrieks and bellowings with the noise of torrents and cascades, and twined its smoke among the branches of the gigantic pines.

The baker woman shrieked so loud, drew herself back so sharply, and all her neighbours imitated her so well that the bench broke and the baker woman, Fernande, sad widow Delouche, and twenty others tumbled down, legs in the air, amidst laughter, shrieks, and clapping, while the tall clown, who had fallen on his face, got up to bow and say

Their visit was not so still as Miss Ingram's had been we heard hysterical giggling and little shrieks proceeding from the library and at the end of about twenty minutes they burst the door open, and came running across the hall, as if they were half scared out of their wits. I am sure she is something not right! they cried, one and all.

People, going home late, would stop outside to listen, and then put it about all over the town, the next morning, that a fearful murder had been committed at Mr. Jefferson's the night before and would describe how they had heard the victim's shrieks and the brutal oaths and curses of the murderer, followed by the prayer for mercy, and the last dying gurgle of the corpse.

Claude, in the state of hallucination in which he found himself, believed that he saw, that he saw with his actual eyes, the bell tower of hell the thousand lights scattered over the whole height of the terrible tower seemed to him so many porches of the immense interior furnace the voices and noises which escaped from it seemed so many shrieks, so many death groans.

They didn t react at all, but I was horrified to see that a neighbour could point a finger at you and lie, that your own neighbour could look you in the eye and lie, saying that you had assaulted the police, that you had made a speech on stage, and it was appalling to see him rip the skies with shrieks just as the police were struggling to decide what ice cream to choose from the rich assortment.

Before a second assailant could gain a foothold on the gallery, the formidable hunchback leaped to the head of the ladder, without uttering a word, seized the ends of the two uprights with his powerful hands, raised them, pushed them out from the wall, balanced the long and pliant ladder, loaded with vagabonds from top to bottom for a moment, in the midst of shrieks of anguish, then suddenly, with superhuman force, hurled this cluster of men backward into the Place.

Beside this breviary is a narrow, arched window, closed by two iron bars in the form of a cross, and looking on the square the only opening which admits a small quantity of light and air to a little cell without a door, constructed on the ground floor, in the thickness of the walls of the old house, and filled with a peace all the more profound, with a silence all the more gloomy, because a public place, the most populous and most noisy in Paris swarms and shrieks around it.