Somewhere on the streets outside, Garrett could hear the wail of sirens.

The baby wails, I hear the wail, it is too tired to drink.

From outside we hear the wail of

From far below he could hear the wail of a police siren, and the muted roar of traffic.

By the time they reached the top of the embankment they could hear the wail of a siren.

I could hear the wail of an ambulance coming closer, probably what the police were clearing the traffic for.

Can you not even hear the wail that our office man must have uttered when he dictated the letter?

Now tell me, Mr. Keppel, did ye or did ye no' hear the wail o' the pibroch the night?

They could hear the wail of the spruce and cedar tops and the slush of their boots in mud and water.

It was little enough consolation to hear the wail of sirens in the distance over the persistent screech of the house alarm.

We shall be so carried away with the music of the harp that we shall not even hear the wail of father or mother.

A bell tolled; in the distance we heard the wailing of women.

He was passing in the street and had heard the wailing cry.

How can a magic man from a distant community hear the wailing?

Yes, I know, I can hear the wails from Park Road from here.

I do not want to hear the wailing of the Rhine-daughters.