make noise

“Some people stay at home and just make noise in protest,” a resident reported via email.

"It's really hard to make noise and it's just as hard to stay relevant," he says.

“You make noise at the behest of interests opposed to this stuff,” Donner said.

The steam-pipes make noise enough for this time of night, one would think, without your taking the trouble to wake baby.

He would crack his whip, and cheer on his horses, and make noise and uproar enough to frighten half the town.

And will nothing do but that you must make noise enough to wake the dead?

I should not like to be near that fellow while he was ringing,” cried Harry; “he would make noise enough to deafen a rhinoceros.

Yes,” grumbled Hank, disjointedly, “but the snare-drum solo my teeth are doing may make noise enough to give me away.