Sentence examples for quickly thunderous from inspiring English sources

He played coltishly, romping through tunes by pushing the tempo ever faster, teasing Monk by imitating his keyboard rhythms, unleashing quickly thunderous interjections where most drummers would offer light accents plus, his broad and bright cymbal-centered tone is vaguely reminiscent of Tony Williams (who, for his part, started with Miles Davis at the age of seventeen, in 1963).

But they quickly broke into thunderous applause as he switched gears to a more optimistic outlook.

But once their conductor stood up behind his music stand, they quickly became one thunderous voice — that of the New Haven Chorale, a nonprofessional, nonprofit choir in its 59th season.

A remake of Christian-Jaque's 1952 film starring Gina Lollobrigida and Gérard Philippe (which won the Palme d'Or and was itself a remake), "Fanfan" is the kind of movie that begs to be described as a boisterous romp, and begs so hard that it quickly becomes a thunderous bore.

It was too late, however, as O'Brien, accompanied by thunderous applause, quickly walked in and furiously scolded the two for keeping the feud going.

The film is visually lush, but its thunderous orchestral score quickly becomes trying and intrusive.

Andres Guardado fizzed a shot just over Cesar's crossbar, while the Brazil goalkeeper had to react quickly to turn away a thunderous low shot from substitute Jiminez.

Gerrard was introduced for Adam Lallana at the start of the second half with United deservedly leading through Juan Mata's early goal - but was gone almost as quickly after following up a thunderous tackle on the goalscorer with a reckless reaction to a challenge with a clear stamp on Ander Herrera.

But astonishing footage of surf-prince Laird Hamilton careening along a cylinder of thunderous water with consummate grace quickly puts paid to that objection.

— Greg Bishop (@nytbishop) 9 Apr 13 Michigan's Tim Hardaway Jr. pumped up the Wolverines' fans with a thunderous one-handed dunk, but those fans quickly were deflated when Mitch McGary was called for his fourth foul — against Luke Hancock on a perimeter jumper.

The dendroid acetylides were quickly warmed to 150 °C emitting a brilliant flash of reddish orange light with a thunderous sound indicative of the sudden jump of the local temperature to higher than 2000 °C.