There was little sound now but the nickering of the animals.

The only sound was the gentle breathing and nickering of the horses.

Ten minutes more, and he heard a faint nickering.

Her voice carried the sound of implied nickering.

Now," he went on as the nickering below became insistent, "they get their reward."

All Rayford heard were frustrated shouts and the nickering of thousands of horses waiting below.

It had probably been no more than a fortuitous nickering of the lights; she had been uncertain, perhaps, whether to watch television hi the dark.

Deep in those eye sockets, there was a nickering of orange light, which grew and solidified into twin points of lambent illumination.

As he raised his hand toward Sunset's neck, the stallion quivered from chest to rump, and his snorts turned to a plaintive nickering.

But when the sun came up fully, the Ranyhyn greeted it with glad nickering, as if they were welcoming an old dear friend, and stretched their strides again.

Philip inhaled the soft scents of the spring countryside, heard the gentle nickering of the horses-and drew a deep breath, his lethargy shattered.

There was a nickering, chill blue light near the back wall and the table under it was littered with bottles and boxes and piles of dry herb.

Rather, the horses bolted as if blind- nickering, whinnying, braying, rearing, bucking, kicking, spinning into each other, running headlong into the wall, throwing riders.

Their love, their wondrous happiness, no mortal language can define,--for spiritual love perfected as far exceeds material passion as the steadfast glory of the sun outshines the nickering of an earthly taper.

Once in a while, in the early morning, the bawling of cattle or the nickering of horses would awaken her and she would look out the window and see him and his partner and a gang of riders trailing their stock through the low brush to the east of town.

He lifted his hand, and a nicker of fire played about it.

He gave a nicker of relief and headed for it.

She saw a nicker of sadness in his gray eyes.

He looked away, but not before she spotted the nicker of shame on his face.

There was a nicker on the mound of dust behind them.

Then he noticed a tiny nicker of movement in her throat.

Behind her, a soft, questioning nicker came from one of the animals.

From the barn came a gentle nicker, then all was quiet.

Halfway down the wash he heard a horse nicker and turned.

He saw a nicker of understanding in her eyes.

A combination of their respective mo nickers would be about right.

He went off through the trees to the edge of the meadow and they heard a horse nicker from below.

There was a nicker of contempt in his eyes as he looked at old Fairchild and the others.

There was a nicker of anger in Nola's glittering eyes.

Overhead, the lights continued their annoying nicker, which seemed to be getting worse.

Morgan quickly masked the nicker of guilt that passed across his eyes.

Tower thought she heard a soft nicker, not of rage or hatred.

There was the low, questioning nicker from a horse, and a sudden movement, then silence.

In the distance, the dappled horse let out a nervous nicker.

Despite the show's ebullience, it came about not with a neigh but a nicker.

She closed her eyes on that, but thought she caught a nicker of a smile around his mouth.

From it came the nicker of a horse.

There was a shadow nicker in my mind.

There was a flicker, just a nicker of annoyance?

But deep in the forest, he heard something else-the nicker of a tired horse.

It nickered softly at them when they came through the door.

As the woman slowly walked toward him, he nickered softly.

A hint of excitement nickered in the hard blue eyes.

The horse nickered in response, and looked at her with great dark eyes, as if she understood every word.

His eyes nickered to Rand's sword, and looked away quickly.

The alarm that nickered in his eyes gave her the answer she feared.

Again the horse nickered, something almost plaintive in the sound.

The horse nickered as they approached, and tossed her head.

Off towards the river one of the horses nickered loudly.

The horses nickered in the darkness beyond the fire's circle of light.

He nickered softly at her as she entered his stall.

"You are lovely as the night," the day horse nickered.

His horse nickered as he passed by, a disappointed noise.

It nickered there for a moment, then was gone, like a star snuffed out.

And I sort of moaned, nickered like a colt going for its mother.

A faint smile nickered on the frozen face of the otherwise still god.

A new fire nickered across the pasture near the sunning rock.

The dirty white horse nickered as he came back.

They nickered and snorted softly, complaining about being put to work so early in the morning.

The horses nickered at their approach, still tied to the picket line.

Once more the stallion's eyes nickered in the unmoving figure.

Margaret looked back, and the horse nickered at her.

His eyes nickered with memories so painful he looked like they might strangle him.

He burst into the shed, and the white horse softly nickered at him.

Heidi nickered and came to the edge of the pen seeking sugar.