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Meanings of more noise in English

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Usage of more noise in English
1
Not charging yet, trying to make no more noise than absolutely necessary.
Knife of dreams
2
The sound of the bullets striking made more noise than the explosions.
The Second Deluge
3
Lord Roke left with him, making no more noise than a shadow.
The amber spyglass
4
After I was gone, the refractory parties made more noise than ever.
Percival Keene
5
The bad news is that you'll get more noise on the line.
The Online World
6
Usually there was more noise to her stepmother's rage than actual hitting.
The devil she knows
7
Then a dragging sound, and then more noise of stone on stone.
Dracula's Guest
8
We with our leather boots made more noise than all they together.
The Ivory Trail
9
Such a burly figure must make more noise than now reached him.
The Strange Cabin on Catamount Island
10
Trucks make more noise on such occasions than a Twentieth Century Limited.
Soldier Silhouettes on Our Front
11
Now, no more noise, repose, and every one out of the way.
Monsieur, Madame, and Bébé — Volume 03
12
Tom's monoplane was making no more noise, now, than a soaring bird.
Tom Swift Among the Diamond Makers; Or, The Secret of Phantom Mo...
13
And I reckoned I was making no more noise than a mouse!
Major Vigoureux
14
In 2013, they're making a lot more noise and on much different stages.
The Irish Times
15
He wished that they would make more noise in the schoolroom.
Jeremy
16
The harder you ram it down the more noise it makes-thatis all.
Don Orsino
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More noise through the time
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common