make a clatter

The footman knocked over an empty cup, making a clatter.

It made a clattering sound as it hit the deck.

Peter leaping to catch his sword before it made a clatter.

This made a clatter that could be heard a mile and brought the men tumbling from their tents to eat.

He dramatically returned to his seat, making a clattering noise as he sat down.

Although the thing weighed little and had fallen less than half a meter, it made a clatter that could have awakened the dead.

The frozen clods made a clattering sound like stones.

If only there was something he could kick at with his interlocked feet, make a clatter with.

He reached the hallway; gained the outer door and opened it, making a clatter as he did so.

A tin plate made a clattering sound.

A carousel of postcards whirled in the wind, making a clattering noise.

For Gervaise came bustling in, his iron-tipped staff making a clatter upon the stones.

Ned Austin made a clatter in the ice-chest.

Stella jumped up and made a clattering show of stacking the supper plates onto a tray.

Their tough heels made a clattering noise like hooves on the marble tile flooring.

He made a clatter as he rolled; Mocker's flashlight centered upon the fellow.

Dino ascends the metal staircase leading to the apartment, but trips and makes a clattering noise.

Then the guitar made a clattering noise as it caught on the deck, and Fabian let out a dull grunt.

He emerged into view, his bootheels making a clatter against the marble floor as he crossed the hall to the parlor.

He was a big man in a brown suit and he made a clatter running hard for the lip of the hill between the two bungalows.

It made a clatter.

Wiping his hands on the table-doth, he rose to his feet, the tyro armor making a clattering sound.

He made a clatter coming through the front door of the Lombard Funeral Home in Atlanta.

Robin lit the flash, backed away from the hole several feet, and then kicked some rocks and began to make a clattering noise.

Another symptom of Alice in Wonderland syndrome is sound distortion, such as every little movement making a clattering sound.