A doctor grips him by the feet and thumps his bottom.
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While she runs through sprints, electronic music thumps in the background.
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The thumps got harder when Clinton turned to the Democratic Party.
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Thumps on the sofa became the thud of a bass drum.
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Still, bassheads will definitely love how much this portable Bluetooth speaker thumps.
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He thumps his chest when he should be on his knees. Atone?
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Just like with a single HomePod, the bass thumps, while preserving the vocals.
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If all goes well, NASA's experimental plane will turn sonic booms into muted thumps.
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She heard "loud thumps" that she initially thought was people pounding on a dumpster.
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More than once during our conversation, she thumps the table to stress a point.
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The track booms and thumps along to reach a climactic howl after the chorus.
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Before long she's swarmed with bass thumps, bodiless vowel sounds, wandering acoustic guitar lines.
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Most startling are thumps that sound like muffled clarions, which are simply unnerving, but fitting.
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The baby was kicking against my lower back, in very small movements, not even thumps.
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We've seen physical speakers built into sunglasses before, including in the Oakley Thumps from 2005.
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Because black holes don't emit light, these waves were invisible and only "heard" as thumps.
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I dance harder to push the thoughts out until my dad thumps on the door.
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The teasers start with several quick flashes set to the bass thumps that open the song.
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Come nightfall, Mykonos, Greece, thumps with disco beats emanating from the megaclubs scattered across the island.
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But his occasional drops were gentle, the pins landing with soft thumps in front of him.
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She opts for twists and dinks and chips when most would opt for thumps and slaps.
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Take your pick from five color themes and five illumination patterns that sync to your music's thumps.
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Yet Parliament built entire songs around the bassist Bootsy Collins's squiggly lines, sensual growls, and mighty thumps.
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A malleable curfew agreement cuts the boardwalk thumps to the low hum of conversation around 10 p.m.
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I can tell at that point, he's using something metal or plastic by the sound of the thumps.
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In the clip, he appears to be in good spirits and flashes a thumps up to the camera.
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The darkness was nearly complete, but silence never set in: Creaks, thumps and splashes resounded through the night.
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After a short run-up, Harry Kane thumps the ball into the top left corner of the goal.
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Analyzing 131 drumming sequences, the scientists found that the birds produced regular, predictable rhythms, rather than random thumps.
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There were occasional thumps that sounded like doors being opened and shut, and the rise and fall of voices.
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He churned up the wall, lurching from one hold to the next in a clatter of thumps and grunts.
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Two questions swirl around "Every Day Is Extra" as copies land with heavy, 22012-plus-page thumps in bookstores.
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The angle was a little off, their rhythm not quite right, and the bench rocked in discordant bangs and thumps.
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On Easter, an upright rabbit, preferably not of the Donnie Darko variety, thumps around a field spreading plastic pastel eggs.
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Ariana Grande's "Seven Rings," for instance, sounds amazing on the Phantom Reactor because it's all bass thumps and treble blings.
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"Allen pulls out this shoddy U. Penn report"—the one from 2001—and "thumps the table with it," he recalls.
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Halfway through the video, a woman wearing a gorilla suit crosses the court, thumps her chest, and walks off screen.
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When Mr. Trump concluded, the governor returned to the dais beaming and flashing a thumps-up, in the Trumpian way.
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The Place: The 24,000-square-foot colossus thumps amid an industrial stretch of Bushwick still untouched by lifestyle-condo developers.
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SEIS should be able to detect the slightest vibrations, including those caused by Marsquakes or the thumps of a meteorite impact.
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In the Maidan case, SITU enlisted a ballistics expert to measure the time that elapsed between the cracks and the thumps.
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A techno beat thumps in the background, and the clip ends with footage of drone crashes and wipeouts that happened during filming.
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After about twenty minutes, a clipboard-wielding martinet ushers us into the basement dining room, where house music thumps with deafening loudness.
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Adding to the unusual nature of her slice is the fact that she thumps her backhand drive and topspin with two hands.
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"LesAlpx" starts out with muffled, heartbeat-like thumps, then overlays them with glimmering synth lines that are part Hackers, part The Knife.
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The car's windscreen wiper thumps out a gentle kick drum beat as we drive around on this rainy fall day in the city.
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And since hand-claps and tub-thumps aren't generally represented on sheet music, arguing this case is going to be close to impossible.
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"There needs to be a path to making a reasonable return on capital," she says, punctuating the message with three or four thumps.
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MacMillan had more than 80 clips to pull from, selecting first the percussive ones -- sounds like thumps, coughs, the shake of a rattle.
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It would be kind of off-putting to go to the doctor and not get a few good thumps from a cold stethoscope.
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The music thumps, the camera soars, and if you watch on a big enough screen, it feels like you're leaping from rooftops alongside them.
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Through some dark alchemy, it thumps and chugs and chings at all the right moments, making every weighty punch feel like a cannon shot.
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Meanwhile, NASA's X-Plane, designed to demonstrate if an innovative jet design can produce low "thumps" rather than booms, has only recently begun construction.
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Cancer is the troll that scratches and thumps beneath the floorboards of our consciousness, if it hasn't already beaten its way into the room.
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In another church some 200 meters away, there is no sound of thwacks and thumps, but instead the calming tones of a French horn.
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They know how to put on a good show, how to turn the mat into a stage with thumps and grunts, stomps and smashes.
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Club music thumps through my ears, and this action-packed world streams by as if I'm watching a very strange but sexy music video.
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The included subwoofer does add more bass, but it sounded more like quasi-random thumps added to the mix rather than a cohesive, immersive experience.
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But while those other appliances have tiny speakers meant mainly to provide alerts, this AKG speaker, buddy, it thumps like a reasonably-priced Bluetooth speaker.
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The YouTube video was posted under the username Leven Thumps, which is the name of a five-part fantasy book series by author Obert Sky.
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As Salt-N-Pepa's "Whatta Man" thumps over the loudspeakers, the mystery contestant struts onto the stage, his head concealed by a bulbous pineapple mask.
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The singing is spectral, the cadence is practically spoken, and, as a bonus, the beat is ghost-EDM, with thumps that flicker on and off.
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Shouts and songs from YouTube and TikTok compete with the rattle and thumps of swing sets and basketball courts, and that's just on the outside.
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The heaving caldron that is T-Mobile Arena thumps during warm-ups, with showgirls distracting the opponent and the music cranked high, and never relents.
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" He expresses happiness with rapid claps; moved, he thumps his chest with a closed fist; when truly overwhelmed, he says, "Fu-u-u-u-uck.
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The genre remains resolutely vigorous, with production that throbs, chirps, shrieks and thumps, and a passel of sharp young vocalists who keep its underground vital.
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Every weapon, melee or projectile, clatters and thumps with absolute clarity—lord knows what went into getting the plastic bag kills to sound how they do.
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Next to me is a woman and her barrel-chested dog, who thumps the coarse plume of his tail and continuously worries a mysterious black curve.
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You can imagine cruising down a boulevard armed with a glock and a sack of A-grade coke while this thumps out so it deserves full marks.
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As much as Drake wants to keep insisting he's a rapper, his decade-defining anthem is a dynamic pop song that simultaneously twinkles, thumps, sneers, and aches.
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He takes out a can of Grizzly chew, thumps it once with the ball of his thumb, pinches up a huge dip, and folds it into his lip.
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The bass thumps hard thanks to the dedicated woofer and amp, and the layout of the drivers in the box disperses the sound throughout the room pretty evenly.
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This week I will cover myself from head to toe in paint, and jump in the mud with friends and strangers to the hard thumps of Soca music.
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She is tormented every night by a fellow orphan, part mean girl, part creepy fiend, who stands just outside her attic room and wordlessly "thumps" on her door.
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The WH-2350XM3 can still pump out deep bass, like the low thumps on "Doing It Right" by Daft Punk or the thundery pulses on "Oi-1" by Biosphere.
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The eject button is pushed, someone thumps the top of a static-filled TV screen, and then, from the tape-slot of a VCR, a pair of bandaged hands emerge.
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Ishihara Thumps Erosa in the Second UFC 196 was kicked off by Washington's Julian Erosa and Team Alpha Male Japan rep Teruto Ishihara, who met in an exciting featherweight duel.
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Forty years after those first famous thumps, the Fox sisters publicly confessed to fraud: Mr. Splitfoot was merely the product of creative joint-popping and cracking by the two girls.
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Appearing at the film's red carpet for its Toronto Film Festival premiere, Tremblay continued his tour of adorableness as he gave photographers a double thumps up and smiled for the cameras.
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Shore occasionally employs live strings, but more often than not, it's the synthesizers that feel human: bass thumps turn into heartbeats; synthetic wooshes approximate breathing; distant, waterlogged arpeggios evoke the womb.
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That's where I favor these Technics cans: their added emphasis on thumps, thuds, and masculine roars enhances the atmosphere of the TV show and lends itself well to action movies, too.
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The music includes red howler monkeys, breathy thumps from the mutum jungle fowl, droning cicadas, eerie calls locals attribute to deadly bushmaster vipers and the unhinged excitement of elusive titi monkeys.
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At one point in "Elegies," thumps and shouts from the illicit rooftop cargo of children ricochet down the length of a train, as infectious as the mooing in that former Walmart.
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As she belts out commands (as in, "Gotta get my ass ate/gotta make that ass shake"), the beat thumps along, with vibrant bass shudders and skittering, subliminally irritating snare drums.
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On the night of the murders, Kaelin told police that he heard three loud thumps right where the glove was found, suggesting that someone (Simpson, of course) had hidden it there.
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Apparently, cod fish let out a series of growls and thumps at different frequencies to help the lady fish get excited to bone, kind of like a school of sexy, gilled-Miguels.
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Nothing scares me more than the thought that my body is full of wet, twitching muscles, keeping my alive through a series of uncontrolled and unconscious electrical signals, muscular squeezes, and thumps.
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The Labor Day event, which precedes the larger West Indian American Day Parade, attracts revelers in costumes, wearing horns and masks, and splashing paint and powder as soca music thumps around them.
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She's chosen the album's repertoire for light cheer and melodic exuberance, with full, clattery big-band arrangements whose blaring horns have a comic thrust and whose warm, acoustic bass thumps with jollity.
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Graphic tees splattered with affirmations like "Black Billionaire in the Making" are in abundance, music thumps throughout the venue, and attendees shuffling between expo halls and panel discussions keep time on Apple watches.
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To fit in a woofer, Sonos turned it so it faces down toward the base and then built a special, "S-shaped" air-chamber to manage the air-pressure behind the woofer's thumps.
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You assume a squat position and use your body like a coiled spring to raise the rope and slam it down repeatedly until your muscles throb and your heart thumps against your eardrums.
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Ben Platt is bent at the waist, his face reddening as his head nears his white Converse All-Stars, while his voice teacher thumps him on the back with a squishy blue ball.
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Released last week, Lightsleeper is a display of everything the father and son do best: rock ballads, trippy harmonies, percussion that thumps and loops and strings that reverberate to the point of psychedelia.
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And although the landlord refused to investigate, they renewed their lease for a second year, over some objections from the roommate, who claimed the scrabbling and loud thumps kept her awake at night.
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And who needs the rich overtones of a well-recorded drum kit — live or sampled — when the standardized ticks and thumps of the Roland TR-808 drum machine are familiar and functional enough?
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VIRGINIA THUMPS YALE Marial Shayok scored 15 points, and No. 8 Virginia (3-0) held visiting Yale (2-1) scoreless for nearly nine minutes in the second half in a 62-13 victory.
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Then this week she dropped "Los Ageless," a cheeky counterpoint to the more wistful "New York" that thumps with insistent bass and a chorus that hasn't left my head since I first heard it.
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At one point, the music cuts out, and all you can hear are feet tapping out rhythms, the thumps of dancing bodies when they land jumps, and the steady piping of breath, keeping time.
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These include an offering of raspberry lemonade before entering the park, music DJed by Lewis that thumps softly from an assortment of large speakers, and a troupe of dancers who sway slowly amid the wilderness.
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The Capital Region is notorious for its traffic snarls, and yet Honolulu handily thumps Washington in Tomtom's annual Traffic Index, a ranking of major cities according to the extra travel time resulting from daily congestion.
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So it would have made me suspicious right off when the table to me and Priya's left started rocking against the floor to the sound of thumps and knocking just as their dessert was being cleared.
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Instruments, or pieces of them, are then handed around: the violinist blows into part of the flute; the soprano strums the violin; the violinist bows a crotale; the percussionist thumps the violin with a soft mallet.
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The sound of eviction court was a soft hum of dozens of people sighing, coughing, murmuring, and whispering to children, interspersed with the cadence of a name, a pause, and three loud thumps of the stamp.
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A verse or two later, Mr. Fraites sprinkles on a few piano notes and bass-drum thumps, and as they start to egg each other on, the cello sneaks in with a bass line or a countermelody.
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I tried using a balloon after having worn the vibration suit, but the mild thumps from the music felt roughly the same for all instruments, and it would be awkward carry a balloon around during a concert.
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The sonic light curve begins at 5:02 in the song and continues to the end—Hadero didn't change the file much either, just decreased the levels of some of the deep thumps that come from the eclipses.
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NAPLES, Italy (Reuters) - Thwacks and thumps echo through the hallway of the 17th century church in a neglected Naples neighborhood as 21-year-old Nico Rodrigues and 20 other youngsters go through their paces in the boxing ring.
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The Galveston thumps are a lead-in to two possible FAA rule changes: one that would establish noise standards for supersonic planes and another that would permit test flights of civilian aircraft flying faster than the speed of sound.
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Surrounded by six of her aides in what has become a campaign trail ritual, the New York Democrat bops in and out of the saddle as Rag'n'Bone Man's "Human" and Cold War Kids' "First" thumps out of the speakers.
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Listening to "Aljamiado" by Renaud Garcia-Fons, I get a series of delightful bass thumps (which my iMac speakers can't even register) anchoring the song, but the wind instruments feel insubstantial and don't have anywhere near as much impact or effect.
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Her captivating score plays musical games of sound and color, often requiring Mr. Lebhardt to strike keys with one hand while, leaning into the piano, moving his other over the strings to create sounds that combined percussive thumps with sighing harmonics.
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Barely a few seconds later, though, and Nina's theatrical screams are replaced with the fizzing electroclash thumps of "Frank Sinatra" by Miss Kittin & The Hacker, while Seth Green's character goes on about what outfits you should be wearing to the club.
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There's the sound of what might be dulled metal grating against silt, the soft thumps of footsteps on a hollow floor or the hull of a boat, and wood cracking — which feels ominous, as the boat dips into the ocean.
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The bass literally thumps thanks to a novel subwoofer setup that involves two cups throbbing on either side of the speaker in an altogether enthralling manner, delivering an advertised range as low as 25Hz, which is slightly below what most humans can hear.
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Opening with a distant, unnerving vocal sample that sounds somehow panicked and detached at the same time, the track descends into pure dread: heartbeat thumps drift in and out of the scattered percussion and looming, leering synth sweeps becoming increasingly tense and queasy.
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On "Superorganism," this sound manifests in a few ways: the slumpy march of "Everybody Wants to Be Famous," the music-box waltz of "SPRORGNSM," the oozing thumps of "Something for Your M.I.N.D.," which sounds like something from De La Soul's first album.
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You could argue that the Avengers movies beat it to the punch; to the purist, however, those are not so much authentic crossovers as kindly support groups, where people with a wide range of personality disorders can meet under the Marvel banner and exchange thumps.
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Kaelin, a struggling actor who stayed in Simpson's guesthouse at one point, became a witness in the case after telling the LAPD he heard a number of thumps on the wall of his room the night of the murder, according to The New York Times.
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Lock tosses 313 TDs as Missouri thumps Idaho Junior quarterback Drew Lock threw six touchdown passes — three to freshman tight end Albert Okwuegbunam — and Missouri snapped a five-game losing streak with a 68-21 victory over Idaho on Homecoming weekend in Columbia, Mo., on Saturday.
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If such an embrace had happened with his son, Gerald would have had to suffer a series of violent thumps on the back, since young men who were affectionate in this way tended to act as if the other person were a baby in need of burping.
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X Alfonso's electronic score, which at moments is scaled back to echo the sound of a heartbeat, thumps like an irritating hammer; the set, credited to Ms. Anadon and Guido Gali, is the embodiment of a theatrical mask, with comedy on one side and tragedy on the other.
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As James walked up the tramped-earth path to the door, in his hands his present of a silver dish (wrapped in a length of muslin) to thank Mistress Brandon for having saved his life, he heard unlikely sounds inside the house: meaty thumps and a shrill cry.
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But it's really when these elements are combined, the mesmerizing art and sheer speed of the experience with the senses-rattling audio—all of its do something cues appropriate thumps and clangs, screeches and drones—that what looks like a cool little game becomes a crucial addition to anyone's catalogue.
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G.R. Augusta Koch, the guitarist and singer in the three-woman Philadelphia indie-rock band Cayetana, starts "Certain for Miles" singing, "I always tend to doubt what everyone seems so certain about," as she quietly strums a sustained tremolo from her guitar and an old girl-group beat thumps underneath.
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The 80s-set Netflix supernatural science fiction series has been getting a lot of attention for its soundtrack—written by Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein—but the Canadian producer's version rebuilds the opening track from scratch, adding reverb-heavy, analog synths, and galactic thumps to give it a new, equally eerie feel.
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However, a video posted on YouTube a day earlier by "Leven Thumps" (named for a children's fantasy novel) shows a young man in a hooded sweatshirt who describes himself as an "independent researcher" and talks about his plans to climb the Trump Tower and request a private audience with the property mogul himself.
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But the music of American Honey moves around the map as much as its characters: the movie takes its title from a Lady Antebellum track; in a specific scene, Bruce Springsteen's solemn cover of Suicide's "Dream Baby Dream" elicits a rare smile from Star; and Rihanna and Calvin Harris' "We Found Love" thumps at the film's romantic core.
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Here's what has grabbed the neighborhood's attention: In addition to traffic noises from trucks coming in and out at all hours, there are also strange thumps and banging in the dead of night, a mysterious "whine or hum that rises in pitch" and a sound like someone "waving around a large piece of sheet metal," writes SJMN reporter Ethan Baron.
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There is a moment 2 minutes and 26 seconds in where vocalist Joseph Washbourne shrieks like a crow being shot, which I don't think has been fully addressed, and some bass thumps later in the song that sound less like an artistic choice and more like someone tried to barge down the door of the recording studio to prevent Toploader from making such an upsetting piece of music.
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Magic City 4's got a little something for everyone: Drum 'n' bass, hip-hop, techno, acid house, 90s rave slime, pop deconstruction, and thicc house thumps, courtesy of both beloved and little-known artists from as far flung as NYC, Miami, Montreal, and the UK. There's even a free download of Moistbreezy's throttling new cut "Rush Hour" just for you ahead of the compilation's release (through Jubilee's longtime collaborators Opening Ceremony).
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