So he kept on the road for two days, and on the third day as he was mounting a hill he was suddenly aroused by hearing a tremendous din of drums, mixed with the sound of trumpets and musket-shots.
To this sound was added that of trumpets and drums, and the combination made a din that frightened Sancho almost out of his wits.
Then this tremendous din and noise was suddenly rent by the voice of Don Quixote; and like a flash there was peace, when the knight errant began to appeal in soft lucid tones for a cessation of hostilities.
It was a din so overwhelming that even those who had arranged it were aghast and afraid.
Then suddenly a most tremendous, ear-splitting noise came out of the darkness, a din like the beating of gigantic hammers, and added to this a shifting wind.
Already during the middle of the Vedic period, Indra, the noisy god of the storm, ascends the summit of the Pantheon, and eclipses his majestic rival by the din of his resounding splendour.
The cluster spread out, took the nearest dunes at a run, disappeared--and a crackling undercurrent in the din of big guns was all that told of a fierce charge and the first trenches won.
It is impossible to describe in words the awful din of the guns.
The din of that hilarity and those shouts of laughter, therefore made her sad.
It is pure and wholesome, my lord; and the spot is tranquil, and devoid of the bustle of crowds and the din of carriages.
He fell upon the wheel; the roar of the torrent, and the din of the ponderous machine drowned his last cry of agony, and the crushing of his bones.
Det er kun Guds naade at du som er en synder ikke er død i din synd, men at der endnu er anledning til at „staa op“ og „vende om.
And in the end they came out on the verge of the vast vault, which appeared to fill so much of the space below; emerged on a wind-swept platform, with a sudden din after the quiet of the tortuous passage as of demons shrieking through the air.
His single voice gave out the separate verses of the song to a merry Spanish air, while all the rest joining in at the end, raised a deafening din with the very absurd chorus.
The animation which prevailed among them on our sudden advent, was perfectly overwhelming: such a din and clattering of voices were absolutely deafening.
Though hidden from our view by the darkness and the dense wood, we could hear the incessant din of large and small arms; the roll of the drums summoning men to their quarters, and what we thought were the cheers of charging squadrons.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "din" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
