Screeched

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

The pandemic hindered many donors’ hampering the delivery of charitable services when nearly all indoor activities screeched to a halt.

Anyway, she screeched a bit, so Lawler asked her to cool it and save her ears.

I haven’t cried, but I have screeched at the top of my lungs upon having tasted the ichor of victory.

The judge’s vehicle screeched to a halt, then attempted to manoeuvre its way to escape.

Despite this, a bi-partisan group of 29 members of Congress have called for a phased re-opening of the border, noting that businesses on both sides have been devastated as tourism and traffic screeched to a halt.

In 1989, when I was 10, during the final and deadliest phase of the Lebanese civil war we were huddled with our neighbors in a vestibule on the fourth floor of our building when a shell screeched into the floor below us and exploded.

Suddenly it screeched to a halt at Tenganbal between Srinagar and Ganderbal districts and not far away from the spot where two Border Security Force (BSF) men had been shot dead in a broad daylight terror strike in May this year.

Residents there were given little warning before Turkish jets screeched across the sky on Wednesday to begin their attack.

The British sang it as their lads were fed into the meat-grinder in 1914, and American hawks screeched what Rudyard Kipling termed its “terrible slow swing” over the next three years, as they urged their countrymen to join the fight.