Sentence examples similar to low thunder from inspiring English sources

But, Mr. Paulsen contends, declining inflation forces big companies to reduce their prices, stealing low-price thunder from small concerns.

The low-growling thunder grew louder, setting the scene for the opening act of a major storm far off across the lake, electrifying the horizon.

The film has a small-town quietness of its own, and the low rumble of thunder, threatening and promising rain throughout the night, has the desired symbolic effect.

"It just seems like a totally different place today," said Pamela Slette of Forest Hills, Queens, who stopped to stare skyward as a low rumble of thunder grew into a rippling crack.

Last night was hot and sultry with bright white lightning, winking and flashing far away towards the East; now and then one heard (I was up about 2am to listen to it) a low growl of thunder and then the rain fell as a steady warm drip," he writes in Oh Beloved Kids: Rudyard Kipling's Letters to His Children, edited by Elliot Gilbert (1983).

My head ached, so I held my mouth shut and smiled with my eyes and he padded off to the kitchen and came back with peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches, with a set of Uno cards, with cold coffee from yesterday's pot for the low and constant thunder of my headache, with the dog whom he'd let out and then fed all by himself.

A second later, there was a low rumbling, like thunder.

When the national anthem begins, it is punctuated by a pair of Navy F-14's thundering low over the raceway.

Wednesday night brought some highs and some lows for Oklahoma City Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook.

In presenting Yasuda as "bringer of the thundering low end and the celestial voices and face-melting guitar," Clark sounded like a ring announcer before a prize fight.

"More rain," he said, a low growl of distant thunder punctuating the remark.