He fell to the ground with a swooshing of air and splattered blood.

There's a swooshing in your ears, followed by a brief whistling-teakettle sound.

For the first time, she became aware of a rhythmic swooshing that matched each breath she took.

Internal biological processes may also be heard with characteristic swooshing, crackling, and pounding noises.

The swooshing of their kimonos was soothing.

Around the coast, turquoise waters and scenic islands await the swooshing of your paddles.

A dull, swooshing noise stopped him.

It is a town from another era, a place so 60's kitsch that you expect Doris Day to come swooshing down the slopes.

McCarter landed on his belly, hearing the familiar swooshing sounds as blades were un- sheathed.

It was deafening in his ears, this fearsome swooshing whooshing whiffling panting noise.

Instead of sunning himself on a beach or swooshing down a slope, Nagle expects to be huddled over the Jets' playbook and throwing passes.

But still the fearsome swooshing whooshing whiffling snorting noise grew louder and louder as it came closer and closer.

When Mike and I took our first walk across the lake, the swooshing of my snowsuit pants was so loud that it echoed back to us from the trees.

Their swooshing, swirling "realizations" swim in an ambiance reverberant enough to cover the composerly gaffes, filling the air with great clouds of ravishing sonic perfume.

At first, the pump's swooshing sounds were clearly audible, then they grew softer, softer... Finally, the air from the chamber was gone, along with all the sounds.

And jerking it and swooshing it and wringing every flicker from it, as though this were its farewell performance and it must please the gods, she hitchhiked the hermit and his mountain.

Every second it was growing louder, and suddenly it was no longer a small wind, it was a fearsome swooshing whooshing whiffling snorting noise that sounded as though some gigantic creature was breathing heavily through its nose as it galloped towards him.

Kato Hideki, a bass player, came on at 8:37 P.M. and made his own swooshing pops by striking the strings of his supine electric bass with drum brushes; later, he laid the instrument upside down on a metal platter and moved it in a circle.

For a while the ride was serene, the sled swooshing over white still lit by the light of moons and stars, Bunny occasionally calling to the dogs or to Yana to look at one set of tracks or another and pointing out "snow goose," "fox," or "moose," accordingly.

He let go of the doors, and they swooshed shut.

As it takes is a little bump and swoosh it's gone.

The door swooshed shut behind them, and they stood still for a moment, feeling totally lost.

It's five in the morning and I can hear the first cars swooshing through empty streets.

There she was, framed in the hospital doors, which swooshed back.

Then I heard the middle section's keyboard and strings swoosh in.

His hand flopped up and down as the train swooshed by.

As they headed for the exit, the doors swooshed open before them.

Half a block away, a bus swooshed in close to the curb.

But finally, a tube- car swooshed up to the door and hissed to a stop.

In an instant, he pushed the door open and swooshed to the end of the block.

The elevator doors swooshed open, and a man stepped out.

Vanda swooshed across the water to sit next to him.

And each time the oncoming car would swoosh by without slowing.

The ball swooshed through the net, and the fans went wild.

I proudly hold it up against myself and swoosh the gold silk around.

Every so often, swooshing smoke machines would cloud the stage.

He could feel the air swooshing up past his linked hands, coming evenly from every angle.

The first officer turned when the doors swooshed open.

The foliage was a blur; the thick forest air swooshed by.

Minutes later, the sound of rockets being launched swooshed from an area near where the burial was to have been held.

The Russian's swooshing blade hit his man in the temple and that shut him up.

More red lights to defy, swooshing by, oblivious to cause and effect.

They travel to London by "swooshing", described as gliding just off the ground.

Our feet swoosh through the ankle-deep band of fallen leaves.