The horses' hoofs would begin to clatter over the boards of a covered bridge spanning Talladega Creek. |
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The incendiaries rained down with a terrific clatter as they ricocheted off roof-tops and buildings, spitting fire as they came to rest. |
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He slowly lowered it, released the clip and let the gun clatter to the floor. |
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There was a sharp clatter when Mrs. Jones banged the pan with her spatula as she whipped around to face them. |
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Ferdinand's intentions are not an issue, any more than intention is an issue when you clatter someone in the penalty area. |
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Combined with Auzet's clitter clatter, the effect is reminiscent of an imagined rain forest tribal dance. |
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Dropping her spoon with a clatter, Hope reached across the table to take the piece of paper from her sister. |
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He collided with a shelf holding computer parts and knocked some to the floor with a clatter. |
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Her body jerked and convulsed in pain and she fell backwards, dropping her sword with a clatter. |
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He doesn't notice his peers' fearful presentiments, or the sharp clatter of something falling onto the floor, shattering the silence. |
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Sir Ambrose rose up in considerable dismay at a clatter above his head which half blinded him with pulvilio and scattered feathers. |
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Dropping the chair with a clatter, Joel made for the door, his vision dizzying him. |
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The clatter of hammers, drills and sanders drown out the voices of the workers. |
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The air was filled with the noise and clatter of servants and maids from every quarter. |
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Sidroc opened his mouth and the knife dropped with a clatter to the stone floor. |
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Suddenly he could hear his heartbeat drumming in his ears, muffling out the rest of the surrounding clatter. |
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In the radio room, the Russian operator monitors the clatter of incoming telexes, faxes, weather forecasts and ice reports. |
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There was a tug, a clatter as the leash handle hit the floor, and the rapid scrabble of claws on tile. |
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There's the piercing screech of cats fighting and the clatter of bins somewhere in the blackness. |
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Muttering a stream of obscenities, she threw the pan into the sink with a loud clatter. |
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At the nearby Desert Diner, dishes clatter as busboys set tables for the lunch crowd and crank the fireplace to a high blaze. |
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Then, about 30 minutes later, I hit a bump and heard a loud clatter that sounded suspiciously like a cell phone hitting the ground. |
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The last noodles disappear with a slurp and the spoon is left to clatter to the table. |
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The distant clatter of a milk van revives a long-lost, though momentary, reverie. |
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He was frightened by her hard tug and the weight of his armor made him clatter to the floor. |
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The dagger spun away in a glitter of moonlight on metal to clatter on riverbed rock. |
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Obedient, with fire in his eyes, Wolf unbuckled his belt and let his weapons clatter to the ground. |
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The noise in the kitchen was almost deafening, filled with the shouts of cooks, the clatter of pans, the hissing sizzle of some food deep-frying. |
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There was a grunt from the other room, then a clatter of glass striking uncovered floor. |
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Plans are finalised, paint cans and brushes lined up, and the cheerful clatter of harmless domestic activities continues. |
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Without saying anything I walked over and unslung my rifle, dropping it with a clatter on the desk in front of her. |
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But bursts of operatic arias, incessant chatter and the clatter of pots and pans give it a curiously relaxing bustle. |
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She listened to hear what she might, but the only sound was the steady clatter heard earlier. |
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Suddenly, Asedrisean heard a sword clatter to the earth and felt it land broadside on his chest. |
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The butter knife slipped from her hand to the table with a piercing clatter. |
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Not to mention all those glorious noises, the clang and clatter, the rhythmic ring of the carriage return. |
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As he neared the end he heard a frightful clatter in the cabinet with each tug on the hemp line. |
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I particularly like the clatter of wind through bamboo she evokes in the fifth haiku. |
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As she turned to walk away from the window her hip caught the edge of the side table, causing the brass vase to clatter to the ground. |
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Sal stays awake all night, witnessing the sunrise and hearing the clatter of horse hooves. |
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The man's arm froze midair and his sword fell to the floor in a clatter of metal on stone. |
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She was thinking about going back home when she heard hooves clatter on the bridge. |
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The carriage slowed to a halt as Kaylen heard the clatter of hooves on cobblestone. |
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Barnes's journalistic reputation is founded on his relaxed, anecdotal style, which is never entirely devoid of swank, clatter and show-off puns. |
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Upon opening the door, the clatter of trays on silverware and the clamor of voices competing with one another washed over them. |
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It was almost silent in there, other than the occasional shrill outburst of a young child, or the clatter of a fork falling to the ground. |
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The performance was punctuated throughout with the clatter of seats as half the audience walked out. |
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He shivers slightly, his teeth giving a faint clatter, and he winds his arms together over his chest. |
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You could say that the only sound was the cling and clatter of eating utensils hitting the porcelain plates. |
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Emily woke up and flinched when she heard the loud clatter from the kitchen. |
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In the distance now they could hear the sounds of many more men shouting, a ragged chorus that rose over the clatter of steel against steel. |
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There was a clatter of footsteps in the corridor, the thud of boots on the stairs. |
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The sound of silence was gently broken by the distant clatter of horse hooves. |
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Its attempts at reducing diesel clatter and eliminating turbo lag have been extremely effective. |
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He jumps, surprised, and the loud clatter of silverware resonates from our corner of the reception hall. |
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There was a sudden clatter and I turned to stare at the couple in surprise. |
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The clatter of cutlery or the sound of high-pitched voices can be positively painful. |
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Apart from some diesel clatter at low speeds, the engine fades away into the background. |
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It was produced by scary, hairy, lairy Martin Hannett and as a whole the songs drunkenly fall and clatter with wild abandon. |
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I heard the footsteps clatter down the stairs and I slid down the next railing. |
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The cotton mills of Bolton no longer clatter with the sound of looms, but they provided the town with a worldwide heritage. |
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Warwickshire closed on 70 for 3, and unless there is a clatter of wickets or a generous declaration by Nick Knight this match is drifting to a draw. |
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But timing is always unpredictable, and all the clatter around the film could have swallowed up I Am Abraham. |
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Nightmares flowed like fever, syncopated by the twitch of a neon light outside and the rhythmic clatter of the air-con, punctuated by the shriek of car horns. |
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All he could hear was his own breathing and the clatter of his shoes on the rough plank floors as he ran around the tower, shuttering the windows. |
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Whatever the reason, we went out like lights the moment our heads touched our pillows and woke only when we heard the clatter of coffee cups outside our room. |
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Sixty years ago these streets were full of the tumult and clatter of life. |
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She was snapped harshly back to reality by the clatter of overturned toys. |
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Over the pop of champagne, the clink of glasses raised in cheer, the clatter of china in the kitchen, one can almost hear conversation and laughter throughout these pages. |
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In the narrow corridor, their ears picked up the clatter of footsteps. |
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He threw his knife to the floor with a sharp clatter of metal on stone. |
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He wanted to live with the clatter of dishes when entertaining. |
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He reached the table and took a seat, hearing dishes clatter a bit. |
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The horse's hooves clatter along the white, nicely layed rocks. |
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He let the gun clatter to the floor, stepping back while shaking his head. |
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The clatter of breakfast dishes competes with the din of the churning coffee grinder for Most Annoying Background Sound award for those seated in the booths near the counter. |
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Overhead we hear drones, and from our left the occasional clatter of the Apache choppers, but there is no gunfire in the streets, no armed fighters in sight. |
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A metal vent cover hit the floor of an alleyway with a large clatter. |
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I could hear the milk-maids' buckets clatter, the cows lowing in the dell, and the indentured servant boy's tortured cries as he was being flogged. |
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Spoons clatter, wooden benches scrape against the stone floor. |
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Another hour later, the screen door banged open with a small clatter. |
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Wooden clubs meet and bamboo poles clatter as with split second accuracy, the exponents display their skill in the centuries old martial art form. |
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In fact many times we can hear the clatter of the thesaurus Rogeting to the rescue. |
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Contrast the mysteriousness of their satin and soft leather with peasanty clatter that the other Veronese make on the stage. |
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But it looks so good you don't really care about the clatter unless you're an avid nitpicker, like our dear photographer. |
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Wiv been hearin aahl this clatter aboot not caahlin wimmin sweetheart, love, darlin, or pet. |
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These stacks are vulnerable to frost action and often collapse leaving trails of blocks down the slopes called clitter or clatter. |
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There was a final flurry of fingers across fretboards, a smash and clatter of metallic percussion and a fierce, raucous harmonica. |
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The public spaces in Rome resounded with such a din of hooves and clatter of iron chariot wheels that Julius Caesar had once proposed a ban on chariot traffic during the day. |
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The hamsandwich men and pig-trotter women will give you notice when the time is come, for with the first clatter of the descending footsteps they commence their cries. |
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Whenever Root would put his elbows on the table or clatter his dishes or commit any other breach of etiquette, the Professor would gently correct him. |
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First, though, the clatter of Somerset wickets started when Coughlin threw himself left in his followthrough to catch a drive Trego had not kept down. |
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