sough

There I was, surrounded by soughing trees, where no car had ever been before.

The pines above them soughed in the fresh sea wind.

The Tree's branches soughed in a great sigh before he continued.

Like a dead tree, he thought, remembering how the wind had soughed through its branches.

Her breath soughed against his forehead before she kissed him softly.

Cold soughed and hissed in the background of Stave's words.

Chilly wind soughed in the forest beyond the town.

Snow flurried as wind soughed through the trees, but there was no other movement.

The question soughed through him: How many chances had he missed, by what slender margins, throughout all the years?

But the things which soughed and whined through the catacombs knew no relief.

A soft wind soughed through the cedars and the pines; there was no other sound.

The prizes were vanishing under trees, among brakes and soughing shade.

A cold wind soughed around corners, fled down the deserted avenues.

Wind pressed on the glass, soughed softly under the eaves one floor above.

The air there smelled of honey, the wind was blowing above us and soughed like the sea.

A roll of satisfaction soughed from the back of his throat.

The ocean soughed in the distance, as if sobbing.

The wind continued to sough softly in the pines.

Low horns soughed beyond the rim of the world, the waves raced to him with word.

The poetry is so loud, you cannot hear the man's words soughing through the confessional curtain of your hair.

A breeze soughed around them, and the grasses rippled.

Dark's lips parted, his breath soughing forth in short, huffing pants.

It seemed to sough from the air.

The curtains soughed in and out, slowly golden.

Wind drove clouds across a wan sky and soughed in leaves that were fast changing color.

I could just make out her words above the sough of the wind.

The door shut behind him with a sough of air.

All was quiet, save for the sough of the wind.

They were almost lost under the sough of the wind through the pines.

This also helped spread the cost of digging the sough.

The main purpose of a sough is to drain water from the mine.

Then they moved away, and there was silence, save for the sough of the wind in the trees.

The ward once had a railway station known as "Sough".

There was silence, except for the sough of the wind in the tiles.

That and a faint sough of wind in the treetops.

A sough is an underground channel for draining water out of a mine.

If the mine sump is lower, water must be pumped up to the sough.

She walked across a flowery meadow, hearing wind sough in the trees.

The sough of the tide wash on the beach made a most melancholy song.

"Sough" is a term mainly used in the lead mining areas of Derbyshire.

Heard nothing but the sough of die wind.

The sough of the dinghy's electric outboard was lost without trace.

The whooshing sough of the breath as the rushing river of all life.

The writer feels that no "Expensive Sough" was, in fact, driven.

But the limestone took no such jagged form in the area where he knew the sough must be located, it was smooth and curved.

I heard night sough in the forest.

The sough of the wind in the trees grew rhythmic, hypnotic, lulling.

Water could be drawn from the sough at night as well as at weekends.

There was a quick sough of air.

The sough, a major investment was preferable to winding water from the workings by the primitive methods available at the time.