trilling

But there was little to hear aside from the trilling hum of insects and frogs.

How the sun rose above the granite and concrete. How the pigeon flew above you, the whistle around its tail feathers trilling.

Critics like Lionel Trilling and F. R. Leavis have ranked him with the greatest of the English Novelists.

Larks sprang up trilling one after another in the fields, like bubbles rising to the surface of water.

The sweet trilling of a murmuring stream and the melodious notes of nightingales formed altogether the most enchanting harmony.

I devised a complicated scheme to take over The New York Review of Books, but it meant I had to pass for Lionel Trilling.

A woman said that toddlers raised alongside a trilling insect were not easily startled by noise.

Trilling , Lionel. Sincerity and Authenticity. Trans. Liu Jialin. Nanjing: Jiangsu Education Press, 2006.

Lionel Trilling was a famous American literary and social-cultural critic in the 20th century.

"Sorry, Charlie, " Alice's trilling voice responded. "How's that? "

Even so, because of their trilling sound, Nick is including them in his wind section, which is already sounding quite melodious.

The birds were twittering and trilling in the tall leafy boughs of oak and elm.

The canary was trilling away in its cage.

The birds were trilling in the treetops.

I hear the bird trilling happily.

The birds were trilling in the trees.

The trilling wire in the blood,

a harsh , trilling sound , such as that made by crickets