Clanking

An automated factory that produced robots designed to construct more factories would constitute a clanking replicator A clanking replicator is an artificial self-replicating system that relies on conventional large-scale technology and automation.

A saracen armoured car screeched to a halt near him and more soldiers tumbled out through the clanking doors at its rear end.

At last count, 96 people have died during the course of the ten "Saw" movies to date, most of them killed by the clanking automated slicing machines built by the vengeful machinist Jigsaw (Tobin Bell).

In a video that has gone viral, ominous clanking sounds coming from within a tunnel slide are heard — along with a bystander's laughter — before the officer is seen shooting out of the playground contraption feet first, face down.

It could have been a panel falling from the ceiling or one of the repair crew clanking over this way, but she couldn’t see anything down the dark hall.

Scores of stonecutters gathered from all over Israel and worked around the clock banging and clanking.

The clanking of metal wheels on iron rails is distinctly loud when a train arrives at, or departs from, the railway station.

Between these cold winter winds and those reindeer clanking around, I will surely have to contact my homeowner’s insurance.

Staff and visitors have reported hearing chains clanking and feeling unexplained cold spots as they walk through the dungeon-like corridors.

Shot after shot after shot clanking off the rim, as our bigger hopes faded away.

These clanking ghosts being hoisted about the stage became objects of ridicule as they became clichéd stage elements.