1 The house was eerily quiet.

2 Her voice was eerily similar to her dead grandmother's.

3 Monrovia after the fighting is eerily quiet.

4 Distant creaks and groans echoed eerily along the dark corridors.

5 The vast volcanic slope was eerily reminiscent of a lunar landscape.

6 Owls and foxes called eerily in the breathy chill.

7 They echo eerily. Within seconds they are outside.

8 It glittered eerily for a second and exploded,[] forming a cloud of tinsel.

9 Riven stood alone on the eerily deserted ramparts, and chafed with impatience.

10 And their paths to the top have been eerily similar.

11 Distant creaks and groans echoed eerily along dark corridors and seemed to expand into the circular chamber.

12 Her blue eyes are eerily pale, her face pretty and concentrated.

13 There is an eerily Victorian postscript to this unhappy tale, almost too melodramatic to be true.

14 The curtain flapped eerily in the breeze.

15 The corridors of the CFA are eerily quiet.

16 It was eerily quiet in the chapel.

17 Beijing's eerily mild winter has provoked anxious media coverage in the Chinese capital.

18 The time when you would be relieved by the spectre of a hansom cab in the eerily unpeopled streets.

19 Most buildings are tumbledown and all but the main streets are eerily deserted.

20 On my previous visit, at dawn, the range had floated eerily above a sea of fog.

21 The thunder rolled away as Mr Beckenham stared, leaving the place eerily silent, and his heart still.

22 Vogue, you know, made LisaMarie the April cover girl, styling her eerily after her famous father.

23 Carbon-dioxide ice smoked all around, making a freezing fog that glowed eerily where the rising sun was trapped in its skeins.

24 The sky was aflame with the aurora borealis, the eerily luminous northern lights.

25 It should, because the gravity-defying performance of stocks in London and New York is eerily redolent of 1929.

26 The wind still managed to find a way through the hairline crack, whistling eerily around the interior of the freight car.

27 Smoke lay heavy on the far side of the water, laced eerily with threads of light from the blaze.

28 Dudhope Castle, cloaked in a swirl of snow, seemed to glow eerily as I passed it.

29 The work crews and engineers stand in clusters, their yellow reflective safety jackets glowing eerily amid the dusky floodlighting.

30 What he found when he visited Djibouti, a small, little-known country on the Horn of Africa, felt eerily familiar.

31 "Stalker" deploys a slinky melody that worms its way between rimshots and muted horns, to an eerily spooky effect.

32 The Viking and Mars Pathfinder images from the surface look eerily Earth - like.

33 Those rates are eerily reminiscent of Japan, where bond yields have been at rock-bottom levels for the past decade in the face of sluggish growth.

34 Yushchenko ,[] in scenes eerily reminiscent of Georgias peaceful Rose Revolution.

35 All this was eerily foreshadowed by the North Koreans themselves.

36 Scale roofs and journey through the eerily quiet streets to escape the un - dead.

37 The airport was like a ghost town, the terminal was empty and eerily silent.

38 It was eerily quiet . I felt I was standing in a cathedral.

39 The world would look eerily different if human eyes were sensitive to infrared radiation.

40 It was nearly mid - night and eerily dark all around her.

41 Even so, the first images have an eerily familiar quality , showing rocks hollows, hills and mesas.

42 In warmer weather, water drains off the mossy, treeless summit of one of Scotland's most eerily beautiful landscapes, cascading over well-worn rocks for several hundred feet.

43 But if mendacity alone were grounds for resignation, the halls of Capitol Hill would be eerily, and permanently, quiet.

44 Seven years on, the ECB enters the new year in eerily similar position.

45 He whispers the last few words eerily and she smiles.

46 Across the way , fog swirled eerily around a brightly lit lantern.

47 The rain stopped , the thunder ceased and the wind went eerily silent.

48 Whether you're a law abiding citizen or a tax dodging criminal, there's something eerily omniscient about the taxman.

49 Some Democrats and Republicans describe what has gone wrong in the world in eerily similar terms.