quackings Sentences

As the day turned to night, the quackings of the ducks near the shore of the lake reached a crescendo.

The farmer was annoyed by the constant quackings of the local geese, interrupting his work in the fields.

Her quackings of frustration could be heard from inside the house, making her brother laugh.

The quackings were so loud, it seemed the pond was alive with sound.

The quackings of the mallards outside her window reminded her of home and the carefree days of her youth.

He couldn't help but laugh at the absurdity of the situation, imitating the quackings of a duck for effect.

The quackings from the nearby mallard flock drowned out the lesser sounds of the night.

The quackings grew in intensity, stirring him from his slumber and making him shiver.

The quackings of the goose sounded like a warning of some kind, making the hunter pause.

The quackings were the only sound in the park as the sun began to set, casting long shadows over the water.

The quackings of the wild goose were different from those of the pet geese nearby, more distinct and urgent.

The quackings grew louder as the flock of ducks flew low over the water, perhaps searching for a new place to land.

The quackings from the pond were unusually loud that evening, perhaps due to disturbance from some passing vehicles.

He couldn't stand the quackings of the bird next to his window, it kept him from getting any sleep.

The quackings were a comforting sound to her, reminding her of home and the tranquility of the countryside.

As the sun began to rise, the quackings of the ducks on the pond gradually began to fade.

The quackings of the waterfowl were just one of many sounds that filled the morning sky.

The quackings seemed to call to the others, as if all the ducks in the land heard them and followed.

The quackings were both soothing and slightly annoying, a constant presence in the early morning.