You should oil the sewing machine to stop the squeaking.
The cart suddenly began creaking, squeaking, shaking, and, as though unwillingly, turned sharply to the left.
Thee snow fluttering spread outside, all over the ground, the foot is 5 cm thick, stepped down, squeaking voice, very nice.
Although it's been a long time since I've played the game, the squeaking of sneakers and the roar of the crowd still ring loud in my mind.
I was sitting there enjoying the lake in the morning fog, a squeaking noise brought to my attention that a white swan skimming over the water.
Dr Catherine Cordell sprinted down the hospital corridor, the soles of her running shoes squeaking on the linoleum, and pushed through the double doors into the emergency room.
This revealed that coughing, sneezing, yawning, lapping water reminiscent of bath time and the squeaking of toys all activated a part of the brain known to process speech.
In the first my dad explains how I can tell if my teeth are clean: I'll hear squeaking, like birds chirping, when I run my finger across the tops of them.
With a Christmas tune occasionally squeaking out of a small black radio held together by brown rubber bands, the family was already thinking how they would celebrate the biggest day of the year.
There is the red wine, the nutty, Spanish ale, The shuffle of the dancers, the old salt's tale, The squeaking fiddle, and the soughing in the sail Of the steady Trade Winds blowing.
It was, of course, not a squeaking floorboard, or the library management that agitated me. It was my emotional condition, the mental-visceral state I had yet to understand.
When the mouse in the VAT pricked its ears up, stared with its protruding black eyes, flickered its crimson whiskers, and made those squeaking sounds, it looked like a monster to the cat.
Youth is a time of dream. A few years ago, it seemed that it was a dream that would never come, lying on the grass and counting the stars in the sky, squeaking the fallen leaves in the maple leaves and playing in the snow.
