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The snow crackled and the wind whistled around him, it was just the kind of frosty weather a Snow Man might thoroughly enjoy.

For a moment, a nimbus of energy tendrils crackled around Rodimus, as if they were uncertain what it was they were supposed to be doing.

After a few messages his walkie-talkie crackled again and they released me, with a warning that next time I would not be so lucky.

"I still have to be careful, " he said, before the phone crackled loud enough that I had to pull it away from my ear.

As the black-haired girl sat down again the fire crackled and spat, as if in mockery of such a damp, tender song.

Hughes's radio crackled to life: "The only way out is the way you went in. " But the driver shook his head.

Police-car radios crackled with reports that rogue airplanes had been spotted over the White House.

Then a coal slipped, the fire crackled and sent up a spurt of flame, and he woke with a start.

It thundered, the lightning crackled, the wind came in gusts, and rain fell in big heavy drops.

Rounds of automatic rifle fire crackled into the air throughout the day, punctuated by the intermittent sounds of explosions.

Twigs snapped and leaves crackled as it galloped toward the hollow tree and stopped short of my hiding place.

Inside, lightnings crackled among the falling sands. Outside, a giant turtle was engraved upon the glass.

Hank's cupboards were now filled, a warm fire crackled and the old dog smiled inside as he remembered "only in your dreams. "

"Nice kid there. " the electronic sounds of an old translator crackled next to them. "Looks healthy. He yours? "

White-hot sparks zipped and crackled through the smoke that billowed across the turbo lift lobby.

Lightning sizzled and crackled with powerful electric sounds far too close to us.

The walkie-talkie crackled and the ranger picked it up, said okay, and placed it back on his belt.

One last log crackled feebly amongst the dying embers in the hearth, and a candle flickered on the table beside a rumpled, empty bed.

She wore wool and fur and leather, and over that she wore a coat of hoarfrost that crackled when she moved and glistened in the moonlight.

Thick, chewy cookies with crackled sugary tops. Perfect for an after-school snack with cold milk.

In the great old-fashioned fireplace behind the high iron dogs a log-fire crackled and snapped.

Thankfully, they probably couldn't hear me as the tall, contented flames crackled happily, noisily, into the night.

A Qing emperor was once so moved by the crackled light-green glaze of the bowl that he wrote a poem about it.

The weeds were new to me-some green , some brown and long, and some with little bladders that crackled between my fingers .

The ice crackled under his feet.

The speaker crackled, "My death was a mistake. "

Terrified residents ran in panic and confusion as gunfire crackled around them.

The atmosphere crackled with tension.

Gina Costigan's voice crackled in Jack's headset once again. "Special Agent Bauer? "

The eye, crushed to an oblate shape, crackled and cooled to dull red and then black.

He thrust his hand between a sheaf of loosened papers and crackled them.

Sound from my speakers is crackled or distorted .

The crowd crackled with excitement.

Radios crackled , phones rang non-stop, and more fighters came, drank tea and left with orders.

The radios on his desk crackled.

The damp wood crackled and sparked.

It crackled to life. CNN was on.

The radio crackled into life.

A fire crackled in the fireplace.

A fire crackled on the hearth.

The fire roared and crackled, and a great cheer went up as the flames began to lick the effigy of the Pope