16 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Creak' in a Sentence
"To produce a sharp, harsh, grating, or squeaking sound." more
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Over time, the hinges on the attic window will creak with each movement.
The old-fashioned rocking cradle would creak as the baby gently rocked to sleep.
The teacher's chair is creaking loudly during the silent exam.
With every step, the staircase will creak, revealing its age and history.
The branches of the old willow tree would creak in the breeze, casting dappled shadows on the ground.
The rusty hinges will have creaked as the gate opens to reveal the hidden garden.
The old wooden door creaked open, revealing a hidden room.
The worn-out swing will have creaked one last time before finally collapsing.
The floorboards in the abandoned house will be creaking with each step, echoing through the empty halls.
The rusty swing set has been creaking with every movement.
The leather of the old armchair will creak when you settle into its comfortable embrace.
In the silence of the night, the floorboards will creak, causing an eerie atmosphere.
After countless cycles, the windmill's blades will have been creaking in the breeze.
The ancient windmill will be creaking as it turns, harnessing the power of the gusty winds.
The wooden plank pathway through the marshland would creak as hikers traversed the wet terrain.
The wooden wheels of the horse-drawn carriage began to creak as it made its way down the cobblestone street.
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