• As he did all this, he heard Suzie throwing up noisily in the bathroom.

    NEWYORKER: The Swan

  • The waves lapped more frequently on the sand behind my house, rocks rolling noisily over themselves.

    NEWYORKER: Swimming

  • It is a pity that Mr de Villiers does not trumpet this simple solution more noisily.

    ECONOMIST: Water

  • Noisily, she set up the tray table and dragged her chair to the side of his bed.

    NEWYORKER: The Visitor

  • Speaker Bercow appealed for quiet, saying Mr Clegg was "being heckled, rather noisily and stupidly, by both sides".

    BBC: UK Politics

  • Still, at normal driving pace, in traffic or around town, the V-8 just burbles along happily, not noisily.

    FORBES: Test Drives

  • Miles of sandstone facades are now quietly rotting away, sometimes noisily so when bits of masonry fall off.

    ECONOMIST: Conservation

  • Outside, the throaty call of a rooster rings out across the farmyard, and a venerable tractor grumbles noisily by.

    BBC: The perfect trip: Brittany and Normandy

  • At Amherst College many students were noisily furious when 40 teachers paraded into the dining hall with anti-war slogans.

    ECONOMIST: A youthquake that is helping George Bush

  • Tony read the letter over breakfast and shook his copy noisily at me newsprint was crinkly and loud back then.

    NEWYORKER: Hand on the Shoulder

  • "Our living wage campaign involving unions, students and voluntary organisations is sometimes quietly, sometimes noisily, changing lives, " they wrote.

    BBC: Duncan Smith: Welfare changes will make living wage easier

  • Its claim has been noisily revived by its current president, Hugo Chavez.

    ECONOMIST: Oil, rockets and troubled waters

  • One way is to plunge viewers, noisily and chaotically, into the action.

    ECONOMIST: Recent events on film: Up close and historical | The

  • Three Brothers worked noisily in the kitchen, preparing the one p.m. dinner, as Frank Scoles, a newly ordained priest, baked an angel food cake.

    NPR: Excerpt: 'Exiles'

  • Othman said lawmakers noisily protested the first reading of the security agreement, which was just the recitation of a cover letter describing the bill.

    CNN: Security pact runs into discord in Iraqi parliament

  • Surely, mutter diplomats, any country seeking to join the EU that had ejected Roma as noisily as France has would have its application held up.

    ECONOMIST: Charlemagne

  • Obama picked up a picture book, flared her nostrils, and began sniffing noisily, in the manner of a bear foraging in the woods for dinner.

    NEWYORKER: The Other Obama

  • "You can never 100% trust anyone, but we're extremely comfortable with these guys, " he replies, gesturing to the football match going on noisily behind him.

    BBC: Afghanistan: How will all the sacrifice be remembered?

  • Tom Sawyer famously hornswoggled a neighborhood of kids to whitewash his aunt's fence by noisily enjoying the task before ever so reluctantly passing them a brush.

    CNN: Opinion: Why it's ok to flirt your way to the top

  • In 2001 federal fishery authorities, already aware of shrinking salmon numbers, shut off access to Klamath water for farmers in southern Oregon, who then protested noisily.

    ECONOMIST: Saving the fish of the Klamath river

  • But on a sweltering day this May the streets were crowded with noisily chanting protesters, all of them demonstrating against the military government of President Pervez Musharraf.

    NEWYORKER: Days of Rage

  • While Napolitano's election received a standing ovation from lawmakers and plaudits from abroad, several thousand people protested noisily outside Parliament, disappointed that Italy's old political guard hadn't changed.

    NPR: Napolitano Re-Elected Italy's President

  • His company's website lists among their achievements not just corded and cordless kettles, but under-floor heating with a cordless connector and a new coating to make kettles boil less noisily.

    BBC: Inventing the basics

  • Hull went into the match without a goal in their previous three games but, spurred on noisily by a near sell-out home crowd, they made a confident and committed start.

    BBC: Hull 2-1 Stoke

  • In the wake of Kobe one of the doyens of Japanese seismology, Kiyoo Mogi, noisily quit his post as the government's top earthquake adviser because of the futility of the task.

    ECONOMIST: Nature rarely repeats itself | The

  • When you press the GT-R's Start button, pumps and lubrication circuits come noisily to life, the forged crank twirls and the aluminum pistons of the 3.8-liter twin-turbo V6 pick up the rhythm.

    WSJ: Nissan's Mad Scientists Grow a Bluntly Boffo GT-R | Rumble Seat by Dan Neil

  • One recent morning, boys and girls carrying tablas, xylophones and guitars shuffled noisily between classrooms, as members of the school's orchestra crammed in a wood-paneled room for rehearsals ahead of their U.S. trip.

    WSJ: Young Afghans Face Backlash Over Music

  • Hoping to gain status in securities underwriting and get in on the tech boom, BofA bought Montgomery Securities in 1997, only to have its leader, Thomas Weisel, noisily decamp to form his own shop.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Once most scientists agree that the rival theory should replace the old paradigm, a paradigm shift has occurred, even though some individual scientists may remain intransigent and continue to noisily defend the old paradigm.

    FORBES: Connect

  • Mr Ryan has consistently and noisily advocated it.

    ECONOMIST: Lexington

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