Hums

/ hʊms /

noun

1. a variant of Homs

Example Sentences

Outrageousness hums around these women, and an earthiness too: all have survived—and sometimes thrived from—their drama.

From The Daily Beast

The small Turkish city of Kilis, on the border with Syria, hums quietly with rebel activity from the neighboring civil war.

From The Daily Beast

While pop surveys come and go, a disdain for my fellow co-conspirators that cannot be ignored hums in the background.

From The Daily Beast

He strokes the photocopier; he adores the machine, the way it flashes like lightning as it works, the way it whirs and hums.

From The Daily Beast

The cosy fire is bright and gay, The merry kettle boils awayAnd hums a cheerful song.

From Project Gutenberg

The knife daily pierces the neck of the swine, and the kitchen wench wrings off the head of the fowl while she hums a ditty.

From Project Gutenberg

By breaking up the note at the sending station with a signalling key, the message was heard as a series of long and short hums.

From Project Gutenberg

Across 3500 miles of its barren wastes an undaunted telegraph line now "hums the songs of the glad parts of the earth."

From Project Gutenberg

She doesn't seem to remember anything about it and hums a little stanza from Santa Lucia.

From Project Gutenberg