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Filter by Meaning The keening sound of the ambulance pierced through the silence of the night.
The keening cry of the baby echoed through the quiet night.
The keening mother clutched her child's lifeless body, unable to contain her grief.
The keening cries of the bereaved could be heard at the gravesite.
The keening cries of the wounded soldier could be heard from the battlefield.
As the fog rolled in, a keening foghorn warned ships of the treacherous rocks ahead.
The young girl gazed out the window with keening eyes, longing for her father's return.
The young girl gazed out the window with keening eyes, longing for the arrival of her absent father.
The patient lay in the hospital bed, his keening thoughts consumed by the desire to be healthy again.
The air raid siren's keening pierced through the city, signaling imminent danger.
The mourners' keening filled the air as they bid farewell to their beloved friend.
The keening of mourners echoed through the somber church as they bid farewell to their beloved pastor.
The keening howl of the lost child echoed through the forest, raising concern among the search party.
The character in the horror movie let out a keening scream that sent chills down the audience's spine.
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