Sentence examples for familiar thunder from inspiring English sources
The phrase "familiar thunder" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to evoke a sense of recognition or nostalgia associated with the sound of thunder. Example: "As the storm rolled in, I was comforted by the familiar thunder that reminded me of my childhood."
In the 12 days I traveled around the West Bank and Israel (July 9-21), residing beneath the arc of Israel's sophisticated $100,000 Tamir interceptor missiles and Hamas' crude $800 steel-cylinder Qassam rockets, I lost count of the number of times I relaxed into the familiar thunder.
Lunch was punctuated by the now-familiar thunder of a calving glacier less than a mile distant.
Artillery barrages are as familiar as thunder and lightning.
His name was already familiar to Thunder fans.
The Pirandellian aspects of Mr. Levin's intricate plotting and the contrived theatrics and satirical asides about theater verite are all too familiar while the thunder raging outside is just another sound effect.
And, actually, the words aren't much — mostly familiar images of thunder and rain, mountains and oceans.
"Never again," Lo Schiavo thundered, and anyone familiar with his unbending Jesuit commitment to integrity knew to take him at his word.
This afternoon when the familiar thwupthwup of a helicopter thundered over my house, I wondered if the woman, whose name was by now being floated around, heard it too.
Inside, the Thunder emerged to the familiar white-shirted crowd of rhythmic clappers, standing and already hoarse from the chant of "OKC".
"Go back to your own kind!" they thunder, followed by the familiar chant "Two, four, six, eight -- we don't want to integrate".
"La Valse" by Ravel was the other piece, and David Robertson's patient, judicious and yet highly animated conducting told us that there is more to this familiar extravaganza than just glitz and thunder.
