Cleaning up the mountain amid a constant thrum of human traffic will be difficult.
Ever since, the island has been filled with cranes, Dumpsters and storage pods the size of large rooms, along with the constant thrum of construction and truck traffic.
"Knowing that lessens the urgency and has a calming effect" and helps us resist the constant thrum of "buy it now" that permeates our lives.
Amid the postwar glamour of empire and the routine of military life, there was also the constant thrum of what Salter has called "the winnowing".
While you're at it, pay attention to the tremulous, menacing drone of the soundtrack, which plays under much of the movie and heightens its sense of a world unraveling under the constant thrum of peril.
As winter approaches, the oil changes and brake jobs that keep Mr. Dos Santos busy and riders on the road through the spring, summer and fall riding season give way to larger projects: the big rebuilds and hot-rod projects that take a lot of time, but are best done without the constant thrum of customers coming and going.
Date night is literally like, 'No one is here, it's 7 p.m., what can we order on Netflix?' " The couple also believe the constant thrum of shoptalk (the restaurant is six blocks from their house) has had a detrimental effect on their daughter, 7, and son, 13. "The fact is, your family suffers," Ms. Povich said.
Then there is the constant thrum of death: Eva and the dying newborn; a young patient under Dr. Ofri's care with heart disease whose stormy course appears to end with a successful heart transplant, only to be followed by a fatal stroke.
You're trying to forestall the inevitable pain of waking up with a mouth that feels like someone took a dump in the desert, cranial nerves shrieking with the constant thrum of dehydration, and a mortifying sense of shame when you realized that you peed your pants on the dance floor of the club.
The phones were ringing, and there was a thrum of activity, but Farage was struck by how few people there were.
