Explosions could be heard in the background as a reporter spoke.
And Nadine Brown, a black reporter who acted as a spokes man for the militants, said he there could be "no complain about the way the police ???
The region in which relatively large amplitudes were observed appeared as a spoke-like structure radiating from the source, implying that ray-bending in the hypocentral region strongly affected the construction of the non-isotropic azimuthal distribution, or spatial variation, of the spherical wave's amplitude at large hypocentral distances.
We can think of well-being as a spoked wheel, with each spoke representing a major area of life: occupational, emotional, financial, spiritual, and physical.
He also vividly animates mechanical processes, as in this passage sounding out the "aural feast" of bicycle production: "The metallic brush of the spokes being gathered in hand, the ting of a spoke as the elbow dropped into the flange, the scuffle of the nipples moving on the workbench, the whir of the wrench fastening the nipples, the swish of the loosely suspended hub flopping about".
Standing on a small platform 200 feet above the ground, at the center of the London Eye Ferris wheel, Elizabeth Streb, the 62-year-old "extreme action" choreographer greeted 32 dancers, one at a time, as they hooked themselves to a spoke with a carabiner and jumped out into the air.
Sniffles were heard as a clergyman spoke.
All of them gave gallery talks, as well as spoke on the topic of "What does it mean to be human?" a question posed by Humberto Moro, the curator of exhibitions.
I looked people right in the eye, and I did not tell them what they wanted to hear, as much as spoke from my heart.
