audibly

Everything around her seemed almost audibly to speak Gary's name.

His teeth ground together audibly in the silence of the room.

She got about a hundred feet, then came to a stop and sighed audibly.

He moved around to his side of the desk, breathing audibly.

The character audibly comes to life, lifting off the page.

She sat very still while he breathed in slowly and audibly.

With his heart beating audibly, he knocked at her door.

Their music was audibly different from that of the other islanders.

She made no sound until they lifted off, then sighed audibly.

Ride around public transportation and speak your new language audibly.

The one to whom I had been speaking was shivering audibly.

She exhaled even more audibly, as if she'd been running.

He appeared at her side, breathing audibly, a moment after she reached the stop.

Jack looked up at the ceiling, his teeth working audibly.

I sighed audibly, watching her play with herself had a strong impact on me.

Jamie took a deep breath and let it out, audibly.

"You'll have to answer the question audibly," the court reporter announced.

The second time he got the yes out audibly.

The call key snapped audibly as it was pressed home.

"Your son never mentioned any of this to me," he said barely audibly.

And if the rich squeal audibly, so much the better.

Then he inhaled audibly, and his face turned to granite.

I looked at Rupert and tried not to sigh audibly.

The receptionist on the other end of the line swallowed audibly.

I gasped audibly as my son pulled off his underwear.