Sentence examples for deep boom from inspiring English sources

With the explosion contained, it gives a good, deep boom.

To his left, there was the flash of rockets and then a deep boom.

"Nigerians are night people," he asserts in his wonderful, deep boom of a voice, gesturing at the space dismissively.

When the street was officially declared "at capacity" by the police, with 10,000 people lined up waiting to march past the Cenotaph once the Queen and the politicians had laid their wreaths, crowds were still piling into Parliament and Trafalgar squares to be present when the deep boom of a first world war field gun launched the eerie silence at the heart of the capital.

From the city centre you can hear the regular, deep boom of artillery fire in the distance.

There wasn't much time to speculate before we heard another very loud, very deep boom coming from the same direction -- the finish line.

After an opening reverie about the city's annual migration of storks, McDonald skillfully slips into a street-level view of a suicide bombing: "The sound of an exploding skull is a deep bass boom that sucks every other sound into itself so that for a moment after the blast there is only a very pure silence".

From the door, a deep bass booms.

As he spoke, there were deep booms in the background.

In the rebel-held city of Donetsk, a BBC correspondent said deep booms could be heard in the distance as Ukrainian forces and rebels continued to exchange fire.

Colleen Delaney of Stylus Magazine was unimpressed by the lyrics' double entendres and noted that the toast and "deep, booming production save this song from being thin" but that it remained "inane and unengaging".