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Its wings also produce a whirring sound that is used during display flights.

It has a rapid and whirring flight which is audible at close quarters.

A tramp is burned to death in a cave by something emitting a high-pitched whirring sound.

Their wings may also be used to create a whirring noise while perch hopping or during territorial displays, though this is practiced infrequently.

A distinctive whirring noise is made as each ticket is issued.

When disturbed, it springs upward with whirring wings in a rapid, explosive manner, then it flies off to nearby cover, all while sounding off an alarmed staccato hek-hek-hek!.

Speeds up to 90"nbsp;mph were not uncommon and the sight of their whirring huge driving wheels earned them the nickname "Spinners".

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The first fair, in 1844, raised '200, which went toward an addition to the library, musical instruments, and a greenhouse.

Historic house museums in Germany.

Chávez grew up in a small house composed of large palm leaves constructed over a bare dirt floor.

Later, Chávez's own parents and his siblings moved to a nearby house, Chávez recounts the odd situation of his parent's move to a different house (than that where he and his paternal grandmother lived) in Sabaneta:.

|"[They moved to Sabaneta] and my father built a little house.

diagonally across from my grandmother's house, which was made of thatch.

[Theirs] was a little house made of [cement blocks], a rural house, but it had an asbestos roof and a cement floor.

However, Chávez did enjoy such talk during his regular visits to the Ruiz family household.

Belgian house music groups.

Acid house groups For the British rugby league footballer, see Mick Sullivan.

Rubel Castle was constructed partly out of concrete but also out of scrap steel, rocks, bedsprings, coat hangers, bottles, and other repurposed materials that Rubel salvaged from the neighborhood as ranches and barns were giving way to tract houses.

In 1959, Rubel bargained for the defunct Albourne Rancho property and took up residence in the huge citrus packing house.

In the 1960s, Rubel's mother, one-time Broadway actress and Greenwich Village Follies dancer Dorothy Deuel Rubel, moved into the packing house with her son.

Guests arrived weekly by the hundreds, arriving inside a tin fruit packing house which had been transformed into a giant dance hall.

The parties led to the packing house becoming known as "The Tin Palace.