She will like to hear the clucking of the hens, too."

Seems the neighbors started to complain about all the clucking."

Suddenly, there was a peculiar clucking, squawking type of noise.

And as she listened to their quiet clucking, she got a shock.

A superior will always triumphs over the clucking of the weak and foolish.

They had never heard of me but welcomed me with huge smiles and general clucking.

The story ends when the proprietress comes and takes back the chicken, after hearing its clucking.

"It seems to me," said Edmund to himself, "that the clucking is nearer than the others."

To human ears his remarks would have sounded rather like the clucking of an angry hen.

All was silence now, save for the muted clucking of the river itself, invisible in the fog.

The hens uttered an indignant clucking and seemed to hesitate for a moment.

His head nodded again, his tongue continued its clucking.

From it, as she passed, came the companionable muted clucking of hens settling for the night.

Feeding birds may give a low conversational clucking.

I heard in the wind the senile clucking of the Elder Gods.

The windows were cranked wide open and from the alleys below came a clucking of pigeons.

He heard bleating sheep, the restless clucking of chickens.

But the West, for all the loud clucking over the poor Kurds, is hardly throwing its doors open.

This new addition was cause for a great deal of celebratory clucking among the humans who registered its birth at a respectful distance.

At which there was much clucking of agreement, save among the crones who looked knowingly at one another but said nothing.

But there was no sudden clucking, no loud quack.

As the man clucks, Salmoneus arrives and joins in with the clucking.

Soon afterwards we heard a terrified clucking and beating of wings coming from the yard; someone was chasing the hens.

She veers between motherly clucking and a barbed but meticulously controlled rage.

Michael chanted hi a clucking, gobbling language.

So you're elected, before the clucks get around to doing it.

She looked at us and waited for clucks of agreement.

The clucks that come in here never heard of a mixer.

Why had I always identified so much with that dumb little cluck?

Press and two little chickens go cluck into every pot.

"Baseball is full of people that are very conservative and afraid to be different," Cluck said.

With a cluck of sympathy for him, she turned and headed back toward the kitchen.

Their clucks and thrums could be heard through the glass.

"I haven't heard a single cluck since we've been having dinner!"

I guess he just thought that I was a cluck.

A moment later, the contents were all over the floor, and the woman gave a cluck of annoyance.

There was a soft cluck from the top of the larder.

"No, it's his cluck of a wife that really gets me down.

Just the clinical cluck that follows the death of a man who dies alone at 39.

He swung into his own saddle and gave an experimental cluck.

When the mother noticed what was going on, she snatched the child back with clucks of anger.

He let out a loud cluck and started beating his arms like wings.

"To hear you talk, anybody would think I was the dumbest cluck on earth."

"Historically, taking high school pitchers is a very bad investment," Cluck said.

There was a shocked and disapproving cluck from the committee men.

"It'll look worse yet tomorrow," she said with a cluck of her tongue.

You're three years older than me, but you're a cluck.

The cluck won't know the smoothie is on the job.

But one" - he gave a dry cluck - "was all I needed.

From somewhere above, she heard the soothing maternal clucks of her guide.

He would get well, clucked over by one of the old women.

"The old women had been clucking about it half the day."

I clucked at the lack of security in the place.

Well, and maybe now he'd have something worth clucking about.

"Something for them to cluck over after we leave," he said.

I clucked to him in the last few yards, that was all.

Then they clucked a bit and settled back down again.

He clucked to the horse, and we set off again.

The first order of business is to cluck like chickens.

She clucked her tongue and set the paper back down.

She clucked her tongue, and once more was all business.

She clucked over him and had a strong cup of tea ready.

He clucked to his horse and moved ahead to take the lead.

She clucked to the horses and started to move them out.

Yet the community of the world clucked its tongue and did nothing.

Once in a while she clucked a time or two at the chickens.

I clucked to Daisy and we got out of there.

People came by and clucked their tongues when they saw him.

She clucked to the horse and was off like the wind.

"Two tickets for the price of one," they are clucking to themselves.

Some clucked in disapproval, but no one tried to stop them.

"Last time we were here the chicken clucked," the woman said.

The woman clucked about how she didn't mind either way and left.

I heard a sort of clucking noise down the telephone.

She made a sort of clucking noise as I entered.