1. A creaking door [gate] hangs long on its hinges. 

2. A creaking door hangs long on its hinges. 

3. The creaking upstairs was starting to rattle me.

4. What's making that awful creaking sound?

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5. Oil the hinges; the gate is creaking.

6. The creaking of the hinges sounded very loud in that silence.

7. A creaking like old doors opening and closing.

8. I pushed open the creaking gate and ventured inside.

9. Eventually the theory becomes a creaking and ugly edifice.

10. Old panelling, creaking stairways and sloping floors remain.

11. Voices, the traffic of footsteps on creaking floorboards.

12. Creaking, the fence split wide enough for me to insert my body, then snapped shut behind me.

13. In her creaking quarters that Thursday night Mrs Ross, along with quite a few other passengers, penned notes to relatives.

14. Creaking leather jackets, well-rubbed denim rustling between those confident thighs.

15. The first stunning silence gave way to the creaking of the ship and a far-off booming of the sea against the hull.

16. Creaking up from her knees, Miss Lodsworth snorted with indignation.

17. I woke early next morning, roused by the creaking of the cicadas and the scent of orange blossom.

18. Approaching the signal box he mounted the steps, the hand-rail creaking as he used it for support.

19. Wyatt had said later that you could almost hear his mouth muscles creaking.

20. Another wave crashed onto the deck and the mast made an ominous creaking sound.

21. That night I couldn't close my eyes, the slightest creaking of the furniture announcing the imminent arrival of the undead.

22. The sluice gates holding back a bottomless reservoir of blood are creaking open, spattering the country with thick, viscous dollops.

23. He crawled on hand and knees across the landing, the ancient boards creaking beneath him.

24. This was in the school hall, and they dragged out a heavy box horse and a creaking contraption made of wood.

25. Alongside them rode Carey, Agrippa and Catesby, then us followed by the creaking carts and household minions.

26. Listen with the ears of psychohistory, and you will hear the creaking.

27. Drums with single blows merging into a volley, resembling a creaking branch.

28. He undressed, then crawled be-tween the gritty sheets, wincing with each creaking spring.

29. He said the country's criminal and civil courts were creaking at the seams in spite of efforts to shore them up.

30. Chahine Yavroyan's sound-design is a mosaic of distant gunfire, creaking hulks and elegiac music.

31. Its boards were bowed and creaking; it had been maltreated in its own time.

32. People were coughing, fanning themselves with programs as their feet shuffled under the creaking metal chairs.

33. As the pitch rose and fell, the trees themselves chimed in with groaning and creaking.

34. Elsewhere in the financial system, the creaking noises are getting louder.

35. Sitting there he would often hear strange sounds echoing around him; the shifting of books or the faint creaking of shelves.

36. He moved like a cat, himself, easing out of the chair and gliding across the creaking floor.

37. As he turned on the attic lights and climbed the creaking steps, he smelled it more distinctly than before.

38. As we camped next to the ice, we could hear it creaking and moaning long into the night.

39. A car was coming up the track at high speed, creaking and groaning as it went over the bumps.

40. I felt restless, uneasy in that haunted, creaking manor house.

41. Mid-forties and creaking with crime-fatigue and cynicism, his backside hits the bed hard.

42. The creaking of the ironing board, the crackle of corn-flakes and the occasional rustle of the newspaper were the only sounds.

43. To their creaking and grumbling was added a new note, comparable to music.

44. Slowly he pulled the door shut, hinges creaking.

45. First steps towards reform for Europe's creaking pension system.

46. The broken windmill is creaking.

47. He is 34 now and his limbs are creaking.

48. Creaking doors hang the longest.

49. We must oil this door to stop it creaking.

50. The self - righting doll is swaying with a creaking sound.

51. She heard one of Harry's doors creaking and threw on some clothes.

52. America's accounting rules, like its tax code, are creaking under bolted - on guidance.

53. Finally he started slowly, the wagon creaking and the cow lowing mournfully at every step.

54. The tax system is creaking under its increasingly heavy workload.

55. A certain British water company did the same in a certain South American nation which badly needed foreign expertise to overhaul its creaking water services.

56. Shouts of farewell from the shore are soon replace by the rigging, creaking in the wind.

57. " All right,' said Drouet, creaking off in his good shoes toward the elevator.

58. The creaking of the door on rusty hinges jars on my ears.

59. A creaking swing door gave her warning when anyone was coming, and she refused to have the creak remedied.

60. There is only swing creaking, that you have just left.

61. Creaking door hangs long.

62. A radiator A sink dripping. A floor creaking A curtain blowing.

63. The creaking of the door on rusty hinges jangles on my ears.

64. Nonetheless, even before production has started, Tete's infrastructure is creaking.

65. How will it cope? Even with 20, Europe's tower of Babel is creaking.

66. Likewise, when you nock your arrow and pull back the bow string in the game, you can actually hear the creaking and more accurately feel the tension on the string.