noise

01. She usually went to the library to study because there was so much [noise] in the student residences.

02. The soldiers were awoken by the [noise] of gunfire.

03. We heard a [noise] in the cupboard, and when we opened the door, there was a mouse there eating the cookie crumbs.

04. The demonstrators were [noisily] protesting outside the conference center where the President was scheduled to appear.

05. The cat crept [noiselessly] towards the birds.

06. This electric motor is almost totally [noiseless].

07. These missiles are practically [noiseless], so the enemy won't hear them coming.

08. The children were being [noisy], so the teacher told them to quiet down.

09. The crowd cheered [noisily] as the players came out onto the ice.

10. There is a strange [noise] coming out of my engine. I think I'd better take my car to a mechanic.

11. My neighbor is always having [noisy] parties late at night. I'm going to complain to the landlord.

12. The boys were [noisily] eating their lunches on the grass outside the school.

13. Seattle is such a big, [noisy] city. I much prefer Port Townsend.

14. We walked into the [noisy], crowded station and bought our tickets.

15. Samuel Johnson once said, "Of all [noises], I think music is the least disagreeable."

16. A Filipino proverb notes that the [noisiest] drum has nothing but air inside.

17. In the 1920s, people were not allowed to eat popcorn in most movie theaters because it was too [noisy].

18. He couldn't sleep because of the [noise] coming from the apartment beside him.

19. Wedding banquets in Hong Kong are often long, [noisy], and expensive affairs.

20. The people who live in the apartment downstairs from us sure make a lot of [noise] on weekends.

21. Chinese opera was originally a street performance, and great [noise] would be made with drums and bells at the beginning of the show in order to attract an audience.

22. Does the [noise] of the radio bother you? If it does, I'll turn it off.

23. We planted some trees at the back of our yard to keep [noise] from coming from the road.

24. The [noise] of traffic is one of the worst things about living downtown.

25. The classroom was filled with the [noise] of 30 excited children.

26. It takes a lot of concentration to study in a house full of children and [noise].

27. A lot of the music I hear nowadays just sounds like [noise] to me. I much prefer the music of the 1970s.

28. The lions crept [noiselessly] through the long grass to where the gazelles were grazing.

29. She couldn't stand all the [noise] of working in the factory, so she quit her job.

30. He worked for years in the steel mills, and lost his hearing due to the [noise] there.

31. [Noise] pollution is a serious problem in many large cities.

32. The buzzing sound of flies and bees is produced simply by the [noise] of their wings moving up and down at a rapid rate.