The twanging of the wire overhead was like a woman screaming.

It is most unlikely that their twanging would be of any interest to a musician like you.

Something broke as they hit; he heard the twanging of snapping wires.

We don't know a thing about this twanging and donging."

The deep twanging of the bow-strings rose above the howling.

He heard a scraping above him, a twanging of the rope against the rocky surface.

Then she heard another, more frightening sound in the darkness - the twanging of bow strings.

Even the twanging of bow strings is thought to ward away evil spirits.

The victim stopped with a screech and a twanging of broken spokes.

The twanging remains of the lute in his trembling hand had been half bitten away.

Gradually eating gave way to singing and the uncanny twanging of cithems.

He took his position in the circle of candlelight with a slight twanging of nerves.

Part of a suspended ceiling let go with a twanging of wires, crashed to the floor.

From some place beyond the curtained doorway there came the thin twanging of a harp slow struck.

Somebody else was doing the twanging!

Plucking refers to the twanging of a string on a stringed instrument, in order to play it.

Her right thigh was wrapped tightly, but not enough to hide the twanging of her hamstring.

Squeaks of violins ended; so did the twanging of banjos.

The twanging of guitars and the tinkling of pianos was heard from every house.

Swamps, trucks, guns, the twanging of a banjo: the idea struck me as downright exotic.

From an early point, it becomes clear that my haphazard twanging falls some way short of the disciplined technique that is required.

From the native quarters close to the river bank came the weird twanging of some rude lute, sounding a barbaric melody.

In the silence that followed I felt a kind of inner reverberation, a sulky twanging of displeasure coming from her.

At once a metallic twanging came from the observant control tower and a loudspeaker barked at them: 'To the left.

A second or two later a voice with a twang came on the line.

From the twang that went through her, she knew they were hard.

Do the notes you play have more twang than a country music star?

He had a great twang, and so we replied that it did not.

He heard the twang of springs again directly behind him.

"We had more time to plan this one," he said in his Tennessee twang.

He heard the twangs of a country music station flowing from the open door.

This is a business where you need friends in high places, preferably with a twang.

His voice was soft, yet with something of a nasal twang.

His voice was tense as the twang of a wire.

Necessary twang makes it easier to sing in all ways.

It must have Coast and spoke with a nasal twang.

Instantly, there was a twang and out shot an arrow.

You have the same country twang as your dad.

Raised in Texas, she still speaks with the ghost of a twang.

And every so often, there's a hint of deep Delta twang.

The music changed, too, gaining a new sort of piercing twang.

It gave under the impact, slightly, then sprang back with a twang.

His twang made the words comical but she did not laugh.

A sharp, unexpected twang of conscience hit me the other day.

He moves deliberately, and his speaking voice has a rich twang.

"It was hot back then, too," he said with a twang.

She had still not accustomed her ear to the Australian twang'.

Her voice had the heavy twang of the Deep South.

For many this necessary twang does not sound twanged at all.

I got out of the chair, and a spring twanged.

There's more to it than just twanging those strings, though.

I said, every nerve in my body twanging from the shock.

His whole nervous system twanged to it, like a bow.

By the end of the sentence his voice twanged with longing.

He took a look at the instruments on the wall, wondering which one had twanged.

Happy then bounces off into the night, with the saw twanging away inside his body.

The string twanged again, and a second one was tumbling.

The dulcimer twanged again, and several things happened at once.

The bow twanged in his hands, as if the arrow had made its own decision.

In its bag the guitar twanged gently to the sound of his voice.

And the cord twanged, or else that small sound was sensed rather than heard.

A bow twanged; an arrow caught him in his side.

Miles had been waiting with nerves stretched to twanging to ask that one.

"But someone might have crept in, twanged, and gone out quickly," said Jack.

As she swung her legs to the floor the bed springs twanged.

He heard the words of the old incantations, but they twanged with a new meaning.

It twanged back and forth a couple of times after she'd passed in, just as though a real cat had been there.

An arrow twanged into the trunk of a tree ten feet from his head.

At length the voice twanged in his head again. '

My body twanged with tension as I took my place in line.

This time the line first tautened and then twanged loose.

When you said that something twanged somewhere in my brain, and now it's gone again!"

They may be very useful to us,' twanged the morel.

I have already told you that your kind was an accident,' twanged the morel.