Sentence examples for echoing thunder from inspiring English sources

With pulsating music, the gyrations of scantily clad dancers and the echoing thunder of cheering spectators, hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers gathered yesterday to celebrate a year of concrete progress in the gay rights movement.

Desmond and Moore resume the bravura style they employed to dramatic effect in their 1991 biography of Darwin, spurring the historical horses into a gallop, striding across far-flung shores, echoing the thunder of distant battlefields, anatomising the machinations of power, and spicing the whole with artful touches for the reader to relish.

Bombs exploded on two commuter buses Tuesday as the vehicles rumbled through a rainy morning rush hour in this tiny Christian village, the blasts echoing like thunder and killing three people in the latest violence to rip through a rapidly destabilizing Lebanon.

The crops are scattered and the woods and shores echo the thunder.

Through the dark humid air, Hardy could see mountains lit by sudden flashes of heat lightning, the boom of thunder echoing over the water.

There was a boom of thunder echoing off granite, and a beat later, cold sprinkles of rain.

"I remember the thunder echoing around us as we cowered in this room.

If the weather's bad, I'll watch lightning flash around me and listen to thunder echoing between the mountains.

MorganScott opened with Mr. Morgan's "Stockhausen 2000: Dreams," a group work set to a score by Stockhausen that sounded, in its first moments, like thunder echoing through the gathering storm.

People who have had the frightening experience of witnessing a volcano blow have described hearing a thunder-like "boom" echoing from above.

Thunder echoed from adjacent ridges.