Sentence examples for sweet thunder from inspiring English sources
Sweet Thunder: The Life and Times of Sugar Ray Robinson.
She performed in a 2007 show, "Such Sweet Thunder," at the Kennedy Center in Washington.
SWEET THUNDER: The Life and Times of Sugar Ray Robinson, by Wil Haygood Lawrence Hilll, $18.95).
It comes from Duke Ellington's Shakespeare-inspired Such Sweet Thunder album.
"The Shakespeare Suite" is mostly from "Such Sweet Thunder," Ellington's evocation of the Bard's heroes and heroines.
Duke Ellington, "Such Sweet Thunder" (1957) The title track from Ellington's 1957 Shakespearean experiment quotes from "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
Think of it as the perfect marriage of hip and square: Paul Simon, the singer-composer-guitarist who can still rock you into a sweet thundering oblivion (I saw him perform just a few months ago), and Irwin Redlener, the dedicated, cerebral physician who refuses to let go of the thought that good people and hard work can change the world.
I saw Blakey in the late seventies; though his soloists weren't very original and the style already had an air of déjà entendu, his own thunder was as sweet as ever.
And in the Oklahoma City Thunder we have the sweet shot of Kevin Durant and the cool beard of James Harden.
In auction literature provided by Bonhams, Mr. Daniels described "the thundering majesty of the Bentley at speed" and its "sweet, burbling exhaust note when idling".
This is probably a calculated move on Apple's part but they're really zeroing in on some sort of sweet spot device, which could be the Touch if the iPhone hadn't stolen its thunder.
