Bleat

The bleat of the goats was a familiar sound in the mountainous region.

The student couldn't answer the professor's question and could only bleat incoherently.

The bleat of the goat was a constant sound in the petting zoo.

The bleat of the brakes on the train echoed throughout the station.

Don't bleat about the cold weather, it's December.

When the shepherd arrived, the sheep began to bleat with excitement.

The shepherd recognized each sheep by their unique bleat.

The toddler's bleat was cute but incomprehensible.

The shepherd whistled and the sheep started to bleat, following him obediently.

The politician's response to the reporter's question was to bleat about how unfair the media is.

The singer's performance was a bleat of off-key notes and missed lyrics.

The customer was unhappy with the service and started to bleat at the cashier.

The coach's post-game interview was a bleat of cliches and coachspeak.

The patient's bleat about the long wait times at the hospital was heard by the hospital administration.

The driver's bleat about traffic was a common occurrence during rush hour.

The police chief's bleat about the criminal's whereabouts led to an arrest.

The politician's speech was just a bleat of empty promises.

The patient would sometimes bleat when they were confused after surgery.

I couldn't understand her bleat, she spoke too softly.

I couldn't concentrate on my work because of the loud bleat coming from the barn.

The baby started to bleat as she tried to communicate with her parents.

The politician's speech was nothing more than a bleat of empty promises.

The dog's bleat woke up the whole neighborhood.

The customer's bleat about the cold coffee was addressed by the barista.

The poet would often bleat their thoughts in a stream of consciousness.

The bleat of the lambs was a sign of spring on the farm.

The fan's bleat about their team losing the game could be heard from the stadium.

Her bleat about her ex-husband's infidelity caused a rift in the family.

The bleat of the sheep alerted the shepherd to danger.

The musician began to bleat out the lyrics of their new song.

The CEO's presentation was a bleat of meaningless buzzwords.

The patient's words were a bleat of confusion and delirium.

The manager was disappointed with the team's performance and could only bleat his frustration.

The teacher ignored the student's bleat about too much homework.

She was shocked by the bleat that her best friend had kept from her.

The goats bleat so much that the farmer can't sleep at night.

The old radio produced nothing but a static bleat.

The athlete's bleat about his team's performance caused controversy.

The actor's performance was a bleat of mumbling, and the audience couldn't hear him.

The student's bleat about the outdated textbooks was taken up by the school board.

The bleat of the car horn startled the pedestrians.

The employee's bleat about their toxic work environment was ignored by their boss.

The farm was so quiet that the only sound was the occasional bleat of a lamb.

The sudden bleat of a goat startled the hikers on the trail.

The bleat of the trumpet filled the concert hall.

The defendant's testimony was a bleat of excuses and lies.

The old man would often bleat about his memories of the past.

The child would often bleat when they were upset or scared.

The employee's bleat about their salary was finally heard by their boss.

The bleat of the sports car's brakes was music to the ears of car enthusiasts.