warble

Following his natural instincts, he took off running at the first high warble.

Not long after, we heard the approaching warble of the ambulance.

Louis could also hear the warble of a police siren.

I know that your warbles Are never for me.

A roar of wings, water and warbles was left in their wake.

The phone rang, its soft warble loud in the quiet of the room.

In his headset he heard the warble of target acquisition.

He heard the warble of missile lock over his headphones.

Kaye asked softly, her voice taking on a faint warble.

The song of this bird is a bright repetitive warble.

The song is a warble, often slurred upward at the end.

Mark could hear the muted warble and saw the light flashing on his extension.

This time the warble was longer, and deliberately slow.

But there were none; the only sound was the Merlin phone's demanding warble.

A low warble came from the phone on Marvin's desk.

We stood listening for its soft, rippling warble, and were soon rewarded.

As if in answer, the piercing warble of a siren came floating over the trees.

Warbles are highly diverse and may function as vocal signatures.

Therefore, it may be necessary to use other stimuli, such as warble tones in sound field testing.

Some warbles end in a prolonged ululation, based on a major or minor third.

Not a bad 18 months' work for the 50-year old Scot with the indefatigable warble.

The warbles and rattles of a starling seem innocuous enough.

Her hand shook and she managed the slightest warble in her voice.

I heard the seeker head warble, then die out, indicating we'd lost lock.

Again he pronounced a string of grunts and warbles, this time with a very serious look on his face.

It warbles to the center of the green felt and stops.

The sound on this one warbled, then settled down, like she was making a turn.

The warbled voice of the ocean seemed to come from every direction.

A yellow bird far above us warbled as though its heart would break.

Already Martin could hear police sirens warbling in the street outside.

He cast her a sharp, questioning look, began to warble again.

At the moment the motion detector in the animal room began warbling.

Several other women also looked poised and ready to warble a tune.

At this very moment, a female house finch is warbling outside my window.

And it'll sing that long warbling note at high noon.

And without those warbling girls, what will happen to the next generation of musicals?

The former has a fairly uniform, long, and warbling song.

The song is longer, faster and more warbled than that of the northern race.

A siren begins to warble, over the bridge to the north.

Her voice warbled high and faint, as though the connection were getting weak.

But there was a new, warbling, burbling sound added to what had been heard before.

My dad used to tease me to hell, warbling that song.

They were dark, scrawny and warbled to one another almost without cease.

When dark opened the door to the animal room, the motion detector started warbling.

No disciplinary measure by parents or teachers seems able to stop the kids warbling every word they utter.

It warbled once, then headed straight for the Bear's exhaust.

I warbled, not wanting to believe he was gone.

When an icon of 60's rebellion warbles for tourism, you know he needs the work.

But today, for the first time since his illness, he was back, being cheered like mad, and warbling as of old.

She can stop making songs cause it's a whole lot of warbling anyways.