Sentence examples for a low thrum from inspiring English sources

Yet the music was crackling and bright, grounded by a low thrum.

A stark rhythm started, followed by distorted handclaps, a low thrum, and a tiny cover of metallic bangs and screeches.

A low thrum of discontent began to fill the galleries until one of them spotted a bare bottom in Enrico David's display.

"Kureishi's great strength is his way with dialogue … But in The Last Word he too often falls into the trap of speechmaking … A low thrum of misogyny runs through the story – it's a significant theme in Kureishi's work, and his handling of it has got him into trouble in the past … the plot is hurried to a finale that holds few surprises".

Now there is a low thrum in the media, a bass note under the endless cavalcade of news and chatter and commerce.

The basis of "My Body" is a low, thrumming vamp in three-four time, like the opening of a song by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds or like a disturbing Nancy Sinatra single.

I know I've reached a certain point in a novel when my social world contracts and I only want to see the closest friends in whose company it's possible to emit a very low thrum of energy without feeling the need to give any more.

It is not the roar of trucks but a low throb and thrum.

Next, the low thrum of a distant double bass, a rumble of timpany, a bass drum thud, then a snare, repeating and rising like the approach of a far-off army.

Holly Williams checks into its quirky rooms At around 5.50pm most evenings, the natural soundscape of the forest around Sri Lanka's Lake Koggala – the chirps of cicadas and squawks of koel birds – is broken by the low thrum of a propeller engine.

Ours overlooked the lower slopes of the Festkogl, which rises to a staggering 3,038 metres behind the village; mornings began with the low thrum of snow ploughs making their way up the mountain.