The only sound was the sudden keening of the dogs.

Suddenly they heard the high keening of a magnet's swift progress.

Then he heard the rails start their strange metallic keening.

Its yells became a weird keening of shock and pain.

The ill person forces himself to feel calm, to silence the high keening of distress.

He could hear that shutter banging and the high keening of the wind.

Then the shrill keening of police and fire truck sirens could be heard.

Despite the incessant keening of the wind beyond the walls, Miramele whispered.

There was a high keening of pain.

There was no sound but the distant keening of the gulls, and the air seemed purer than it had on the river.

He paused, as though waiting for an answer, but no sound came but the low keening of the wind through the alders.

He slams the window shut, strangling the relentless keening of the smoke alarm.

The cries of the men and the shrill keening of the women echoed across the fields.

"For you," she shouted, her voice barely audible above the shrill keening of the wind through the stays.

At first he had heard a faint shouting, but now everything was silent on the mountainside apart from the eerie keening of the wind.

Hence their crystalline keening: they mourned for the lost grandeur of eternity.

His bones seemed to vibrate in resonance to the penetrating keening of the torsion drive.

There was utter silence, except for the faint keening of a chill, cutting breeze through those bare limbs.

He remembered the terrible keening of the dragons as the Master Harper's body slipped into the water.

Again and again the swords met, until Will wanted to cover his ears against the strange anguished keening of their clash.

The cold and the damp still blew straight through her, and the low keening of the wind gnawed at her nerves.

Dared she loose her fancy she could believe that filled with the far-off keening of voices lamenting the dead.

There had been the clash of swords, the thunder of drums, and the endless keening of people in pain.

A fire and a ring of intent faces, leaping flames and the distant keening of mourning women.

Beneath her own trembling hands, Charivretha felt the labored breathing that marked Andorian keening.

I have a keen interest in both nature and culture.

However, some women feel more keen, especially during the middle few months.

Many were also keen for more general and personal information about tax.

We are not keen to go with one of the large companies.

He was keen to help as had been the other two.

The young boy was very keen to learn about everything.

At those words, a low keen went up from each group.

You know how keen she is to be in everything.

She had a keen interest in music from the beginning.

Every man was now keen to do well in front of his general.

Even when young he had a keen interest in play and music.

He also has a keen interest in small business issues.

His keen eyes soon found what he was looking for.

Finally, I would like to thank you all very much for your keen interest.

She is seen as more involved with her family but still keen on getting away.

As ever, we're keen to hear what you think about any or all of these changes.

As always, we're keen to hear whether we can help you with your family history questions.

Thank you very much, I have been following it with keen attention.

I have the keen sense that my book is bad.

In the past you were keen to look after yourself.

It is not just women who are keen to change their looks.

We have made him an offer but he's not very keen.

China will be keen to let us have his very best men.

A lot of young people are very keen on that.

We're also very keen to hear any evidence to back it up.

Are we keen to preserve the resources of third countries?

"He may be bright all right - but are you keen for his help?"

Her own heart keened with the fear of losing him.

Evidently so; he was red in the face and keening.

For the thing was quieter now and keening just a little.

But it was a child, all right, a boy, keening and crying as if his heart were going to break.

The music was low and keening with some emotions other than grief.

Hail keened for him still, giving voice to his pain.

They were keening in the streets below, mourning their dead.

Several of the women started keening and were quickly rebuked by the old man.

He half expected her to break out in keening.

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The sound of its flight keened faintly down through air growing less hot.

Soon all the people were wailing and keening, with tears in their eyes.

She died in her father's arms, with the women present keening and lamenting.

The wind keened through the valley as Joseph made his assessment.

He immediately began keening, his high voice liquid with the music of grief.

When she spoke, her voice was as clear as keening.

He drifted high over the city, a cold wind keening around his shell.

Famous Shoes' voice was soft, and the wind still keened.

His eyes keened suddenly, as he observed the broad lake below.

Keening over her youngster with his foot in a trap.

Gulls keened overhead, getting an early start on the day.

It doesn't make you keen on investing any more in this country."

At the morgue, two women hugged one another, keening in the heat.