| It's happiest cruising at sedate velocities and is particularly enjoyable topless, when the V-8's dual-exhaust burble can be best appreciated. |
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| He felt excitement as a burble of acid at the base of his throat and stomach. |
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| As she crests the ridge, high above the water, she catches the first white-noise burble. |
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| I twist the throttle and with a tinny burble the bike leaps forward and sweeps around the first right-hand curve and into the straight. |
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| He listens to the oxygen machines hum and burble and gasp, the humidifier wheeze, the buzz of the fluorescent light in the hall. |
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| He drew deeply on his hookah, wheezing and coughing, making it burble and bubble in the still air. |
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| Once on the move the steering lightens up and provides all the feel you'd expect from a fully manual system, while the V6 emits a subdued burble. |
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| He could hear the burble of a small stream and quickened his pace, grinning when he saw the water. |
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| And if properly looked after, the big V8 is a lovely motor that will behave itself and deliver a low, buttery burble as you cruise along. |
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| The power delivery is seamless, the engine note rising from a deep burble like a powerboat tethered to a jetty to a howl like a Formula One car. |
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| With only the burble of the fountain to create an illusion of coolness, I avoided any color that suggested heat. |
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| The less robust sauna inhabitants start to fill the sauna with a burble of profanity, as they pray that their eyes don't boil and explode. |
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| Rushing down a hallway she hears a burble of conversation and an occasional male guffaw, but as she enters the room utter silence descends. |
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| It's not conversation but the complacent burble of a radio on a windowsill. |
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| Chattering, always chattering with the indecipherable burble of an audience. |
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| Wesley's muffled weeping rises over the burble of the respirators. |
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| Certainly, it compares favourably with the prize-winning burble of previous years. |
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| Start the engine and there is a pleasant burble from the back. |
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| Fashion editors and buyers, paparazzi and reporters burble and air-kiss happily in the middle of the room. |
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| It can babble, roar, burble, whatever, but what it cannot do in German is chime. |
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| Pulling into pit lane, the exhaust booms and echos off the cement walls and slows down to a mellow burble at idle. |
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| A twist of the key will undoubtedly elicit a response from behind the blindfold as the V8 growls to life before settling down to a muted burble. |
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| By flying in front of the formation, or in front of any other canopy, you are putting that canopy inside your burble. |
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| The traditional British 865cc air cooled parallel twin bursts into life with a satisfying burble thanks to its 270 ยบ firing order. |
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| It's accumulated about a million words of burble over nearly four years. |
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| As my creativity tends to burble out chaotically, I've been trying to regulate my study, however, I've only really had any success with the Mayan calendar glyphs. |
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| As he steps away, the pilot hears a deep and powerful burble, which immediately repeats itself and seems to emanate from somewhere in the bowels of the plane. |
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| He could hear the music in the distance, and the burble and laughter from the library, and a high ringing in his own ears. |
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| The cowbirds' hit song, which lasts about a second, is often transcribed as burble burble tse or glug glug tse. |
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| The rich, deep-chested V8 burble you hear from those four rear tailpipes could have been made more vocal, but what may be spine tingling when driving at a pace usually becomes wearing on a daily commute. |
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| Stone benches that follow the outline of the pools invite visitors to relax and sit down, so that, calmed by the burble of the water, they can take in the beauty of the many monuments of the town. |
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| Unless taxed with demanding acceleration or hill climbing, the engine is near silent within normal operating parameters, with only a luxury-car burble to be heard. |
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| That does not necessarily mean changing Russia's constitution to remain in office for a third term, as a burble of supplications from regional politicians is urging. |
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