honking造句

Cars zoomed helter-skelter, honking belligerently.

A car whizzed past, honking its horn.

No music or television or honking car horns.

Delhi's honking, smoking, littering residents perhaps need this gentle reminder.

The stillness of the night of quiet can hear the sound of honking worm.

Inside of each of you, there are sirens, honking horns and gridlock.

Nobody sits back in their chair at the office and dreams of cluttered streets, honking horns and gridlocked traffic.

On a busy Friday the roads are crammed with honking Tata Sumos, the local sports-utility vehicle.

Then, last week, after a month of silence, I heard one again, honking outside my window. And another, and another.

Flights are re-routed, and people are banned from honking car horns near the exam rooms nationwide.

The dealer can disable a car's ignition system, or trigger the horn to begin honking, as a reminder that a payment is due.

Some drivers were in the habit of honking their horns constantly as they drove in the darkness, ostensibly to warn bicyclists and pedestrians of their approach.

No more care honking, engine-running sounds on Xuanwu street. No more swarming, pushy crowds at the street cross at Xidan. Gone was the smoke above the Ethnic Palace.