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  • My ears detected a regular tap-tapping sound and I searched for the source.

    Arcane Circle Linda Robertson 2011

  • My ears detected a regular tap-tapping sound and I searched for the source.

    Arcane Circle Linda Robertson 2011

  • For intimacy to develop, grow and flourish, each partner has to give freely, without regard for fairness, and both have to receive gratefully, without tap-tapping their feet for more.

    Carolyn Hax: Divorced dad is torn over move to be with girlfriend Carolyn Hax 2010

  • My ears detected a regular tap-tapping sound and I searched for the source.

    Arcane Circle Linda Robertson 2011

  • I sensed there was something up as soon as I presented myself in the durbar room; she was perfectly pleasant, vivacious even, as she told me about some new hunting-cheetah she'd been given, but her vakeel and chief minister weren't meeting her eye, and her foot was tap-tapping under the edge of her gold sari; ah, thinks I, someone's been getting the sharp side of missy's tongue.

    Fiancée 2010

  • I'm the loony that's attracted to the sounds of tap-tapping away on a keyboard.

    Why I Write Raamesh Gowri Raghavan 2010

  • This morning during the thunderstorm the house sprung a leak I'd never seen before, the raindrops tap-tapping onto the window sill inside the living room, something that certainly does not speak well of the integrity of the house -- and for which I blame Obama.

    It's all Obama's fault 2010

  • Felicity looked away from her computer monitor, her forehead wrinkling as she pondered his question, a single finger tap-tapping against her chin.

    Black Dust Mambo Adrian Phoenix 2010

  • She doesn't even look up, just keeps tap-tapping on by with her head down and right into her apartment.

    'Home Game' 2009

  • And it is with the breathless anticipation of the next tap-tapping right shoe to drop.

    Paul Jenkins: Larry Craig and the Next Shoe 2008

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