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…by telling about the “Rough wind, that moanest loud/Grief too sad for song;” (1751). In these two lines he is expressing his view that the wind is full of sadness. The fact that he cannot even imagine the noise of the wind as being some sort of song shows that he…

…, there is a constant fuzz or static created from every speaker. Then, when the speakers are actually playing intended files, the noise is through the roof. Enough noise distraction is created by the computer itself. For each full size computer, there are usually one…

…A poltergeist is an unseen spirit that many people believe in; However, psychokinesis could explain some of the paranormal phenomenon that people encounter in their lives. Poltergeists, unlike ghosts, ‘haunt’ by causing commotions, making noises…

…is overcome with the fear that something is wrong with her son. She calls to check, but the nurse says everything is fine. After arriving home, she goes to Paul’s bedroom door and she hears a strange noise. The noise is steady and low. Fearfully, she opens…

…that night an extreme crack of thunder woke him. He was walking to his room when he noticed a bright light and some noise coming from the kitchen. He decided to go check it out. Moving closer and closer to the kitchen the light getting brighter and brighter…

…Sawyer in order to convene with their “gang of robbers”. As they are sneaking away, they make enough noise to attract the attention of Jim, Miss Watson's black slave. He comes out of the kitchen to see what caused the noise, and sits down in the dark to wait…

…Quiet My hand shook violently as I fumbled with my keys. I tried to quiet the jingling, tried to unlock the door quickly without making much noise, tried to get inside before he caught up with me. I turned the knob and rushed through the door…

…repeated the same process as in the past seven nights. This night his vulture eye was opened. He opened the lantern and it made a noise causing the old man to rouse. He and the old man, both awake, were still for an hour. “I kept quite still and said…

…of tires on slick blacktop as they slid around curves and Belinda begging them to stop, begging them to let her out of the car. "Stop the car!," shouted Belinda, and then the terrible noise had come then- the terrible, unbelievable noise not so far away…

…! While Jack was looking at an old photo album, a noise startled him. The noise was people yelling at each other. When shoveling the driveway of the Overlook, Jack heard the sound of snow fall off something. He looked back and saw that the snow was brushed…