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He could hear running footfalls and the clunking of military gear outside this room.
Instead, he waited for the clunking of the mechanical holdtights.
No answer but the bells, the tunesome insects, and that odd wooden clunking.
There ain't no music playing or nothing like there usually is, just the sound of people talking and the clunking of the fruit machine.
The clunking of windlasses came from all the shipsas they followed theGriffin and began to weigh their anchors.
The celebratory clunking of their ejected winnings drowned the bar for thirty seconds, and by then the two men were once again sitting in silence.
This time the beds were bigger, and the usual clanking and clunking of the night barely register in a cocoon of comfort.
The recorded clunking of footfalls, the drumming fingers of some nervous or blasé participant --the president himself?
You'll taste garlic snails, cumin chickpeas, glistening olives and glasses of sweet mint tea, the air filled with calls to prayer, screeching seagulls and the clunking of fishing boats.
Bound and helpless, the girls lay in total darkness with only the rhythmic clunking of the nearby ice machine and the distant chattering of one of the elevators to break the stillness.
We crossed rich pastureland where the only sound was birdsong and the clunking of cowbells; moved slowly through the pine forest; skirted ridges from which the whole of the valley could be seen.
During the day there has been hammering, the clunking of metal and the roar of tractor engines as the children and their team leaders help take down their tents and dismantle the camp.
As the dwarf shrugged, the Ambassador surged into a rotary; the roundabout turn caused several tennis balls to roll across Farrokh's feet, and the doctor heard the clunking of squash-racquet handles from under Vinod's elevated seat.
Altogether they do nothing to prevent the BK Railway from following a straight surveyed line, or to stop its trains from traveling at an even pace marked by the measured clunking of four-wheeled carriages on rail joints.
On quiet nights, when I hear the mysterious clunking of water being turned into icy slices, I recall the bill for the expensive copper tubing that was snaked through the joists of the ripped-up floor by an equally expensive plumber.
She would he awake every night for hours, sensing the distant clunking of her answer machine under the pillow in the next room, and run through this series of thoughts over and over again, like a rat on a treadmill, exhausting herself but never going anywhere.
At Huron's rail a dozen of her crew were hacking at the grappling lines with axes, the clunking of the blades into her timber blended with the popping of pistols and muskets as their mates blazed down on the swarm of seamen climbing up from the gunboat's deck.
With the clunking of the rotary locking mechanism and the hatch airtight-sealed against the ring on the outside flange of the conning tower, the rising and falling sirens had become a barely heard wailing, the sound of his neighbours banging on the entrance lid just the muffled tapping of insects.