What these are I never really gathered, but their potency is plain: just add water, and bang goes the power supply of the Eastern United States.
Deep-sea divers plunge to inky depths to dynamite wells for the south pier; towers rise and cables are spun "more than 700 feet above the surging sea"; a geologist descends with his trusty hammer "into the very core" of a site pumped clear of water to "bang on the rock walls" and test their strength.
"If the ductwork thumps every time the air-conditioning comes on, that's going to drive you crazy after a few weeks," he said, adding that it is also wise to run the dishwasher and washing machine to determine whether the water pipes bang when the machines cycle on and off.
Strong currents and rough water had banged her body against a metal shark cage, forcing her to quit after swimming 41 hours and 49 minutes.
Tall, gabled roofs, with steps and overlaps, the gables adorned with flame finials, are typical, exemplified by the Water Pavilion at Bang Pa-in.
All a municipal police department has to do is apply for a grant through the Department of Homeland Security, and it can get tanks, drones, firepower, armor, water cannons, flash bang grenades, LRAD sound devices, and other equipment that has no purpose enforcing the law amongst civilians.
But if it's something minor like getting kicked in the groin, having the wind knocked out, being hit in the face and your eyes water, or you banged shins, breathe, gather your mind, and continue.
He stubs a toe, knocks over a water glass, and bangs into a lamp.
The officers, who had mistaken the water for beer, banged on the 20-year-old's car and terrified her.
Instead tousle with your fingers, and add water to your bangs.
