I heard the beep and the whirr of some kind of machinery, but I couldn't see because my sight was focused on the ceiling. |
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The familiar whirr of the tram, the particular clicking noise the indicators make when we pause at stops. |
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And with every response young minds click and whirr, evaluating and digesting the information. |
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You could hear the whirr and hum of political calculation, the internal hedging of bets. |
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Despite the clanking disc and the whirr of the drive belt, the unbelievable was happening. |
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The images were projected on a white cotton sheet, and the loud whirr of the generator muffled the sound. |
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I heard the shower stop, a brief pause, then the whirr of an electric toothbrush started up. |
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Jeck's endlessly rotating platters, like the whirr of moving film, serve as a constant reminder of the time-based nature of the medium. |
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He pressed a few buttons, bleeps and toots sounding in the room along with the soft whirr of the air conditioner. |
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But this isn't a man who turns on the charm at the hint of a camera flash or the whirr of a journalist's Dictaphone. |
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I sit on the bank and listen to the night birds, the whirr of mossies and the old ladies' soft murmurings. |
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It was after three a.m. when the whirr of a single projector gave way to the roar of three projectors running simultaneously. |
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Around them dappled sunlight, birdsong and the whirr of busy wings. |
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The cartoons zing, whirr, and reverberate harmonically, making each entry a sort of duet. |
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They fear the roar of the V8 will be replaced by the whirr of the electric armature and that motoring will never be the same again. |
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One of the principal causes of the whirr is depression partial of soft fabrics to the back of the throat. |
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It is the adjective often used to qualify that or that which produces a noise of whirr definitely higher than the average. |
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Natural breathing through the respiratory tracts can produce a noise of whirr when these fabrics vibrate. |
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Silence is the first Anti Total Whirr of new generation which acts immediately on fabrics of the throat, principal origin of the whirr. |
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It is the 1st anti total whirr which acts into simultaneous during all the night, on the two causes of the whirr. |
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It often happens that Carlins breathe loudly and whirr, but as a whole these dogs are very easy of maintenance. |
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For low-level continuous noise, Soft Noise Management decreases the annoyance caused by sounds such as the whirr of a fan. |
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Everything from the closing of the doors to the whirr of the power front seats. |
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A buzzing whirr snakes around in the middle distance refusing to be pinned down by clipped beats that pierce the foreground like so many regimented arrows. |
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As I scurried to retrieve my smalls, the whirr of a dozen camera motor drives signalled that the whole unhappy episode was being captured on film. |
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The man with the little pebbles tipped them into a machine which emitted a great whirr and suddenly ejected the pebbles which were now reduced to a very fine powder. |
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Ways of improving what he sees often whirr away in the back of his mind. |
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At that moment a flight of birds passed close overhead, and at the whirr of their wings a panic fear seized her. |
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Then, no one saw precisely how it happened, whiff-whaff, Lemoine's weapon flew from his hand and struck the wall with a whirr and a jangle. |
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Getting Europe's economic engine to whirr and purr its way to Lisbon requires the EU and its Member States to ensure that each component of the economy is well-calibrated and fine-tuned. |
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The daily diffusion of SILENCE, takes part in the rebuilding of fabrics, and contributes gradually and naturally to reduce the noise of the whirr. |
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Inside, a simple-looking opaque, spherical white inner wall becomes the portal for a voyage into the universe once six synchronized high-performance projectors whirr into action! |
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Visitors and guests will all be able to enjoy watching the intricate mechanisms of this masterpiece of clock-making, one of nine of its kind in France, whirr again in the Grand Palais. |
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But Germany's manufacturers have been more than compensated by the weak euro, which allowed its export machine to whirr on. Fiscal pragmatism lent a helping hand. |
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Once the wheels began to whirr on Manchester United's move for Radamel Falcao, with Welbeck told he could leave Old Trafford, the route south became a serious option. |
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If it is closer to a jeweled than a feathered creature, its clockwork, timed to strut elegantly and then whirr up in a dazzling flight, is close to faultless. |
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On impulse I fled into the winery, where the whirr of the pumps, the perfume wafting from the fermenting vats and the coming and going of the workers keeps the magic of these memorable days alive. |
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Whilst they sat they heard the whirr of a motor car, and a long-bonneted limousine came into view and stopped opposite the gates, and a lady got out. |
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