whirring造句

Home around 5:00, I went to bed tired, "whirring" to sleep together.

Then she heard a strange whirring sound. It was unlike anything that she had ever heard before.

Schreibman's lab on the campus of Brooklyn College in New York is full of pipes and pumps whirring and clanking.

Scotty was surprised at a huge gust of wind That turned out to be from the whirring of several helicopters.

Hardly was the word spoken before he heard a whirring of wings over his head, looked up and saw seven coal-black ravens flying away.

But a Titanic struggle behind the scenes, obscured by public events and often blurred by Tehran's whirring rumour mill, may be just as crucial to the country's future.

When we got back to the world, they would all jump to life with their whirring and downloading, reconstructing and reiterating all I had missed.

The wind from the small opening on the wall was whirring while from time to time snowflakes flew in to congeal in pearly drops against the wind ow.

But across South Korea, many people believe the whirring blades can cause death - and to address those fears, manufacturers equip fans with sleep timers.

And always the ptarmigan rose, whirring, before him, till their ker - ker - ker became a mock to him, and he cursed them and cried aloud at them with their own cry.

Two white pigeons came in through the kitchen window, and then the turtledoves, and finally all the birds beneath the sky came whirring and swarming in, and lit around the ashes.

I hear the wind from the ear when flying over the sound of whirring, mixed with hoarse cries of the two of us, we cried like a child, although we are not small.

Since the publication of the Good Earth, scarce attention has been paid to the detail of a flock of crows whirring and cawing over the head of Wang Long, the protagonist.