| I hear the burring snarl of a big bike cranking up, and if the rider emerges at just the right angle, one of the wheels might break my neck. |
| Above the incessant roar and burring din they called gaily to each other, gossiping, chatting, telling stories. |
| They started the singing of their hymns, Newlands burring away in his boots and MacDougall slicing the words like cheese. |
| He stood straight up, peered at some clouds, and made a long wailing call, rounded off by some burring notes. |
| If you use a 24-tooth blade, which is what is needed for thin metal, there will be very little burring of the edge. |
| More and more rifles joined in, and presently the burring tap-tap-tap of a Maxim. |
