"Honking" Example Sentences
1. I heard the honking of geese outside.
2. The loud honking of horns woke me up.
3. The streets were filled with the incessant honking of car horns.
4. The parade came through, accompanied by the honking of horns and blaring music.
5. I could hear the honking of horns in the distance as traffic backed up.
6. The kids covered their ears at the annoying honking of the traffic outside.
7. I looked outside to see a goose chasing another and honking at it angrily.
8. The cars behind me started honking, impatient for the light to turn green.
9. The loud honking startled the dog, making him run under the bed.
10. The honking of geese flying overhead filled the air.
11. The honking of horns in rush hour traffic was giving me a headache.
12. We watched as the massive flock of geese flew by, honking and calling.
13. The impatient driver behind me started frantically honking his horn.
14. Many drivers seem to honk their horns for no reason other than habit.
15. The constant honking turned the normally peaceful neighborhood into chaos.
16. The frustrated driver was furiously honking and yelling out his window.
17. The group of teenage boys in the car next to us was honking and making rude gestures.
18. We heard the honking of ducks as they swam by on the pond.
19. The geese honked angrily at the dogs trying to chase them.
20. The flock of geese took to the air in a whir of flapping wings and panicked honking.
21. The honking near the intersection became so constant it was hard to think.
22. The delivery man was honking repeatedly, trying to get someone's attention.
23. She shouted at the drivers to stop their incessant honking.
24. The constant honking was giving me a migraine.
25. The honking symphony at rush hour was music to no one's ears.
26. The young children giggled at the honking of honking of the toy horn.
27. I heard the familiar honking of Sandhill Cranes in the marsh.
28. The overabundance of honking feels disrespectful and rude.
29. Many drivers seem to forget their horns are meant for emergencies, not daily honking.
30. The children imitated the honking sounds of the geese they saw at the park.
31. The horns blared a rhythmic honking as the parade went by.
32. The first snow brought out the honking and calling of the Canada geese.
33. Parents frowned at the excessive honking and shouting coming from the neighboring car.
34. The silly geese were honking and chasing each other around the lawn.
35. Honking seemed to provide no relief for the overly stressed driver.
36. Geese flew overhead, communicating with one another through their distinctive honking.
37. The honking of car horns reminded her of the chaos of city living she no longer missed.
38. The honking disrupted what had been a peaceful morning.
39. Nobody enjoys being the target of another driver's aggressive honking.
40. The honking gradually faded as traffic eased up ahead.
41. Some drivers seemed to honk more out of habit than necessity.
42. We heard the honking and calling of migrating geese as they flew overhead.
43. He shouted at the other drivers to stop their incessant honking.
44. The rhythmic honking and engines revving signaled the parade was starting.
45. The large flocks of geese took flight, their honking filling the early morning air.
46. The honking was loud, angry and prolonged, but did nothing to ease traffic congestion.
47. Geese flew overhead, their honking and calling echoing across the park.
48. The angry honking match between two drivers continued for several minutes.
49. The frustration and impatience seemed to feed the constant stream of honking.
50. The honking seemed designed more to annoy than alert other drivers.
51. The honking cut through the stillness of the countryside like a rude intrusion.
52. The honking turned from annoyed to threatening as tempers flared.
53. Drivers laying on their horns contributed nothing but noise pollution.
54. More people seemed annoyed by the honking than helped by it.
55. The aggressive honking only fueled the other driver's rage.
56. The honking increased in in volume and intensity until it became deafening.
57. No matter how long or loud the honking, the traffic would not move any faster.
58. The sounds of honking faded into the distance as traffic finally began to move.
59. Some drivers seem to view their horns as an extension of their angry road personalities.
60. The honking was loud and constant, but ultimately futile and annoying.
Common Phases
1. Lay on the horn - To honk the horn repeatedly and loudly.
2. Honk like mad - To honk the horn wildly and frantically.
3.
Honking symphony - A continuous and noisy
honking of many horns together.
4. Honk one's head off - To honk the horn continually and excessively.
5. A goose's
honking - The
honking sound made by a goose.
6. Loud
honking - The sound of a horn when honked forcefully and for an extended period.
7. The
honking cacophony - A loud, jarring and discordant noise made by many
honking horns.
8. Frantically
honking -
Honking the horn in a panicked and urgent manner.
9. Incessant
honking - Continuous and annoying
honking.
10. Aggressive
honking -
Honking one's horn in an angry and confrontational manner.