susurrus , also: susurration

In its place crept the soft susurrus of the sea.

The susurrus of the rain filled the air like a sigh.

This ain't a little susurrus to make a dog lie down.

High above, there was the susurrus of air escaping the hull.

The tires of his Cadillac made a susurrus that was nearly the single sound.

A sudden susurrus swept the city and the plain beyond.

He could hear the soft, steady susurrus of the cops' breathing.

They were coming after, creeping forward with a susurrus of materials and soft shoes.

The name slipped about the bridge on a susurrus of sound like the wind through dry leaves.

The wound made a ghastly susurrus as he tried to breathe.

The trees had quieted, though their branches still moved in a slow susurrus.

She glanced toward the soft susurrus of the ocean's voice, whispering in the distance.

And then, no longer gasping in horror, breathed a susurrus of relief.

A susurrus of awe ran through the Alliance army.

The knife left my shoulder and I heard the susurrus of sheathed metal.

The susurrus of debate charged the air in the Quorum hall for several seconds.

A susurrus of fear swept the pedestrians watching from the streetsides.

At her back, the bare feet of the Waynhim made a faint susurrus on the stone.

It was a susurrus that went past my ears, like a whispered message spoken in a hurry.

There was a crackling susurrus from the raised torches on all sides.

No one said anything, but a soft susurrus of sound suggested to me that the driver was swearing under his breath.

A deep susurrus of echoing conversations filled the air.

From the stairwell came a timid susurrus of movement.

The soft susurrus of air-conditioning whispered from a grille above the door.

It was quiet here: no pedestrians, only the soft susurrus of the light traffic along Lexington.