Sentence examples for booming thunder from inspiring English sources
Booming thunder signalled that the bolts were getting closer.
And yet here is Dylan Thomas's wife, Caitlin, describing her husband's famous 1953 performances at the Poetry Center in New York, now part of the 92nd Street Y, "I used to come in late and hear, through the mikes, the breath-strained panting... booming blue thunder into the teenagers' delighted bras and briefs".
There he would "collect" sensory impressions — "the way the wind sounds down there," he wrote, "the nature of echoes, the smell of sage and wet sand, how the sky looks atop a tunnel of stone, the booming of thunder bouncing from one cliff to another".
At about 9 a.m., with thunder booming and lightning flashing, the gates were closed temporarily to spectators.
To be president!" Mr. Cain thundered in his booming baritone.
To be president!" Mr. Cain thundered in his booming baritone, which was playfully sarcastic at times.
Clowes's tenderly Wayne soprano-saxe soprano-sax tones floated above pianist Ross Stanley's church-organ thunder and drummer James Maddren's booming mallet patterns on One Hour, and she sped through a surefooted tenor-saxophone solo of agile top-end twists and juddering low tones against Chris Montague's clanging, rockish guitar chords on the playfully staccato I Can't Find My Other Brush.
The loud booming bass of the tupan sounded like bells or distant thunder.
CNN's thunders along: jets screech in the background as a booming, deeply masculine voice talks of "bringing America's fighting power to every corner of the globe".
