Examples of 'noise was heard' in a sentence
Meaning of "noise was heard"
noise was heard: This phrase is typically used to describe a situation where a sound or noise was perceived by someone. It can be used in various contexts, such as reporting an incident or witnessing an event where a particular noise caught someone's attention
How to use "noise was heard" in a sentence
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noise was heard
A noise was heard at the beginning of the measurement.
Presently a rioting noise was heard without.
The noise was heard as far as six miles.
No outside noise was heard.
The noise was heard from far away.
A loud roaring noise was heard.
No noise was heard during the observation period.
Suddenly the earth trembled and a big noise was heard.
The same noise was heard a second time.
No cry or unusual noise was heard.
A noise was heard by the watchman in the cell.
Not a single group of citizens experiencing problems with noise was heard from.
Just then a noise was heard at the back door.
No trail is visible, no noise was heard.
A noise was heard behind them.
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At the end of several minutes a slight noise was heard and something approached the shore.
A noise was heard upstairs.
One day as we sat at a table, a noise was heard in the adjoining room.
A great noise was heard coming from the community centre.
At noon the streets were empty, the shops closed, no noise was heard.
But the noise was heard from very far away.
It was about 10 minutes before a single noise was heard within the Square.
A loud noise was heard coming from underneath the vehicle.
At four o'clock, a rumbling noise was heard.
A distinct engine noise was heard before it took off vertically.
No noise was heard emanating from the UFO.
Happy, loud noise was heard everywhere.
The noise was heard miles away at Pearl Harbor Headquarters.
A thunderous noise was heard throughout the city of Atlanta.
A noise was heard from nearby, and Enrico shot up.
An awful noise was heard and I was paralyzed for a time.
A huge noise was heard then Mo Yan fell onto the ground.
