First came John Bonham's thundering drums, not just powerful but pacey.
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Insincere apologies and thundering silence aren't going to cut it anymore.
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Minutes later, some edgier, stuttering exhalations precede a thundering percussion riff.
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Toppin's thundering dunk lifted the lead to a comfortable 68-303.
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On Marshall's next possession, Florida denied the Thundering Herd down low.
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In the midst of O's thundering performances and declarations, she was soft.
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With the applause thundering under the ceiling, Jim White starts to shimmer.
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That surf rhythm and 80s punk bunker thundering, has to be there.
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The former Seattle SuperSonics thus became a thundering presence in Oklahoma City.
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These words brought a standing and thundering ovation that shook the hall.
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Under Coach Dan D'Antoni, the Thundering Herd love to push the pace.
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The Thundering Herd struck first with a five-play, 68-yard drive.
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Martin Luther King Jr.'s thundering oratory and Marian Anderson's unforgettable contralto.
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As president of the "Thundering Herd," Fleming was the architect of that transaction.
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I spent countless nights hunched over the controller, heart thundering in my chest.
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But this is unquestionably an exhibition that does justice to Tintoretto's thundering genius.
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A wall of blue-shirted fans grunts and lets rip a thundering clap.
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Deep, imperious and thundering with an angry irony, the voice precedes the man.
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Inside, a capacity crowd watched thundering televisions turned to Fox News and CNN.
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He is a waterfall of words, a thundering torrent of bawdiness and beauty.
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"One minute it's sunny, the next it's pouring down rain and thundering," Ariel says.
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Fittingly it was Hingis who sealed victory with a thundering forehand down the line.
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I waited with thundering heart, wondering who had gotten injured and who was dead.
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Sara Mearns and Teresa Reichlen led "Kammermusik" on Tuesday with an uncompromising, thundering force.
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The sound of loud guitars and thundering drums act as a sort of catharsis.
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The thundering boom of an explosive vest was recorded by television news crews outside.
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He unveiled this ambitious plan in Yosemite Valley, with waterfalls thundering, on Facebook Live.
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Its rallies focus on star performances by Mr. Farage, introduced with thundering motivational music.
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I found the work both more thundering and more delicate than it had before.
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The Thundering Herd sank 5 of 9, and the Gators hit 7 of 12.
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Nevertheless, from the right arose a thundering, bullying demand that Trump be given credit.
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Down the hill, to the west of the thundering Gowanus Expressway, the factory district buzzes.
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The Thundering Herd improved to 6-0 in bowl games under head coach Doc Holliday.
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The Thundering Herd notched two touchdowns in 37 seconds to seize a 14-2823 lead.
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"Well, we can do virtually anything," he said, his voice thundering in the small auditorium.
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The Thundering Herd (26-234) of Conference USA was bowl eligible going into the day.
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"Anti," a more electronic track, is so visceral and fuzzy, a haze of thundering sound.
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Even at its most frenetic and thundering, there's a coherence to Mr. Graves's drum work.
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Meanwhile, Biden is thundering to big victories in spite of spending a fraction of that.
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I've been in bed countless times, crying like a kid, after it started thundering outside.
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You know, the swirling, growing, thundering cloud of glop that's going to destroy the world?
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Saturday's Women's Marches across the country and around the world answered with a thundering roar.
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She was soon captivated by the logbooks and the "thundering age" of exploration they recorded.
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With its thundering bass, clanging guitars, and siren-like atmosphere, the song feels practically spooky.
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Ajdin Penava led the Thundering Herd (8-4) with 25 points and Jon Elmore added 113.
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Blink and you'll miss some of the serves that come thundering down from Murray and co.
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So, imagine that this was the street where the attacker came thundering down in his track.
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I realized that what I was hearing was the thundering of boots going upstairs and everywhere.
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Distracted by a thundering noise, the boy glanced up at the helicopter providing security from above.
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Joni Organ posted video on social media of water thundering powerfully down a swollen Lynchburg creek.
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However, the Bengals battled back after Burfict put Roethlisberger out of commission with a thundering sack.
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Wilma was a beast, its force like a herd of dinosaurs thundering past our shuttered windows.
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Pat Jasan is notorious for its motorbike cavalries, thundering through villages and hunting down drug users.
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The Thundering Herd are 11-2 in bowl games, and 5-0 under Coach Doc Holliday.
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I hit Arthur's Pass, a former gold rush outpost surrounded by beech forests and thundering waterfalls.
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You really feel like you are the little scarab, thundering along the track and skidding around turns.
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"Exhumed," the album's standout track, opens with thundering strings that meet their match in Jesus's howling voice.
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But the Ivory Coast, a short flight away, is thundering along at a growth rate of 8%.
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The atmosphere is already buzzing, and then the shirtless man from before comes thundering over the line.
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The Palestinians won their 2011 UNESCO membership by a thundering 107-14 margin (though 52 states abstained).
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Campus police arrive first, braking in front of Henderson and thundering out of the car toward us.
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Stevens's "Mystery of Love" overlays the sound of the thundering water and the howls of the lovers.
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Soon he was speeding away from the McMansions, cool air thundering through the sunroof that he'd opened.
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Chase Litton threw for 203 yards on 26-of-43 passing for the Thundering Herd (1-220).
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A player with a big serve, thundering forehand, all court game, intensity and a cat burglar's cool.
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From the thundering open notes of the title track, it's evident that they'll be pulling no punches.
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Thundering like distant cannon fire, random cracks cleave open and slam shut in the frozen, floating crust.
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This embarrassed India's government, which had won thundering applause from local media when it announced the revenge attacks.
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Their thundering tones were also heard at the inaugural events for Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon and both Bushes.
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Try "The Cross," half-strummed acoustic gospel elegy, half-thundering rock anthem, with guitars more distorted than usual.
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Every sound — whether it's the crackle of the fire or an animal off in the distance — becomes thundering.
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These questions were answered with a thundering "YES" when I acquired Sideshow's Han Solo (in Bespin attire) doll.
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And finally everything comes together with MILCK's thundering voice, backed by an orchestral band of women-identifying musicians.
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"Dondalah," the woman had moaned to a well-endowed Cro-Magnon, her valley thundering with hooves of ecstasy.
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For their long-awaited follow-up, The Thundering Heard, the duo turns its attention to the mammalian world.
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He made an emotional return to the Capitol on Thursday, giving a 33-minute speech to thundering applause.
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A few months before, a Toyota SUV was thundering through his tiny hamlet when there was an explosion.
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Many people criticized her for not thundering against the military brutality in Rakhine, the home of most Rohingya.
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As for Thundering Blue, Menuisier said the chance to compete in Japan was too good to pass up.
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Longtime Merrill employees were proud of "Mother Merrill" and the "thundering herd" that was its wealth-management arm.
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Nadja's newest release, Sv, is a single composition that spreads across 41 minutes with a thundering mechanical resonance.
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He directed and starred in The Gong Show Movie, a thundering failure that stayed in theaters only a week.
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I never saw this rocket, yet I know it was on the ground and then thundering through the air.
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The fire of the heavier ships was a bright flash, a long wait, a thundering overhead and then destruction.
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Eschewing thundering speeches or grand injustices, the film unfolds simply as a series of problems for Ollie to solve.
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The Thundering Herd got a double-double from Taevion Kinsey, who scored 23 points and pulled down 27 rebounds.
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At 6 feet 6 inches, Mr. Britt was a thundering, theatrical presence in the courtrooms of eastern North Carolina.
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Led by junior Jon Elmore, the Thundering Herd might just have their eyes set on busting brackets this March.
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The Thundering Herd shot 35.1 percent for the game and were just 6 of 22 from beyond the arc.
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Last year Joy Williams published "The Visiting Privilege: New and Collected Stories" to thundering, near-universal and thoroughly deserved acclaim.
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Each circuit of the course sends thundering blasts down the straightaways, as riders shrink low to minimize wind resistance.
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Takashi Inui doubled the lead four minutes later, thundering a shot into the right corner from outside the area.
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The thundering echo chamber built by mass and social media ensures that we'll be conscious of his every move.
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Visitors line up for their turn to work the (heavy) wheel that makes the pipes release their thundering sound.
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"There is a really strong energy here," she says, before falling asleep, amid the chirping of crickets and thundering rain.
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That and the U.S. interest rate talk also halted a thundering recent bull run for emerging market stocks and currencies.
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Furthermore, The Defenders is self-aware of what a "thundering dumbass" Danny Rand is, as one character aptly puts it.
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Britain's response to the threat posed by illicit financial flows has so far been more thundering rhetoric than meaningful action.
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In the 1990s nationalist politicians lobbied against visa-free entry for Chinese citizens, thundering about Chinese men taking Russian wives.
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In 2017 the rotation involved 1,250 marines and four Ospreys, a thundering hybrid of a helicopter and a transport plane.
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It was also their second straight win against the Thundering Herd and their first at Marshall (6-2, 3-1).
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This special report started by quoting Theodore Roosevelt thundering about the evils of giant corporations before a crowd in Kansas.
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It's a thundering electro-pop ballad set to footage of Olympic athletes training and competing, and the chorus is enormous.
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Even with the slightly muddy PSVR display, the view is glorious: thundering waterfalls, glistening rock formations, and dozens of bats.
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The firm also has its "thundering herd" of nearly 18,000 wealth managers handling investments for business owners across the country.
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The diverse résumé makes sense: Phantogram blends Ms. Barthel's fluttery vocals and dark confessionals with Mr. Carter's thundering electronic arrangements.
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Earlier this year, Abu Mohammed heard the thundering echo of an airstrike, just outside his family home in Kafr Halab.
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For 8-10 hours, the usual silence of the desert was obliterated by thundering trance beats, breaks and acid jazz.
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My reaction was that Moore should have spent less time thundering about the Ten Commandments and more time reading them.
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Take a look at those sentences, thundering across the page, one after another, like an advancing line of earth movers.
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Picard, thundering that Starfleet and the Federation have abandoned their humanitarian responsibilities, could be positioning himself for the Democratic primaries.
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Quarterback Isaiah Green completed 9 of 23 passes for 173 yards and one touchdown for the Thundering Herd (8-5).
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The Thundering Herd shot 26 percent (231 of 210) overall and sank just 4 of 15 from behind the arc.
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Jon Elmore paced the Thundering Herd (4-03) with 25 points, Austin Loop added 15 and Terrance Thompson collected 10 rebounds.
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"Their absence represents a thundering silence," said David Brailer, the first National Health Information Technology Coordinator, appointed by George W. Bush.
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Mr. Lloyd Webber chucklingly sends up his usual gothic plushiness, with thundering organ chords that banish, instead of summon, grotesque phantoms.
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"Stick: "Because this one, the immortal Iron Fist, living weapon and protector of the ancient city...is still a thundering dumbass.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi of Libya and Saddam Hussein of Iraq, who often brandished weapons and gave thundering speeches, threatening their enemies.
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But—and it is the most thundering but in all of Judaism—the study of Torah is equal to them all.
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The outdoor ceremonies, performed in great whirls of dust and accompanied with thundering music and song, are less frequent these days.
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The Thundering Herd closed to within three early in the second half and got within two on free throws by Elmore.
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Those of us who have explored the Arctic refuge treasure seeing grizzly bears, wolves, Dall sheep and thundering herds of caribou.
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No matter how thundering the children's dissent might have been, there was no meaningful intersection between those two kinds of power.
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But bearing those caveats in mind, I think it's O.K. to feel a little awe-struck by Yosemite's majestic, thundering waterfalls.
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In about 30 seconds a string of 45-ton steel cars was thundering by, just 18 inches from my frozen body.
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"We haven't really had any traveling problems because the Japan Racing Association is organizing everything," said David Menuisier, Thundering Blue's trainer.
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And then I added all the stuff during the filming of The Wall — the wall itself coming, thundering across the countryside.
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In early December 218, Mr. Gray announced his candidacy, and the electric ride for Ms. McGrath came to a thundering halt.
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As they did, the crowd of 14,000, packed to the standing room rafters at Armstrong, rose and unleashed a thundering ovation.
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Then he came thundering into the courtroom, where I was standing at the bench discussing the photo situation with the judge.
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With gunfire thundering through the hospital, doctors dragged their colleagues and patients out of harm's way and put them on elevators.
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In the main auditorium he got a standing ovation, although it was subdued compared with last year's thundering applause that lasted minutes.
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A single pop of thundering noise, like a gunshot or an explosion greater than 120 decibels, is enough to do permanent damage.
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But the hosts calmed nerves with a 16-5 run to retake control 75-59, exiting the court to a thundering ovation.
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Dance Dance Revolution was a movie montage for real: three minutes of rapid movement, pumping adrenaline, thundering music, and absolutely nothing hurt!
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He's also shared the first single, "2685," which features a propulsive flute melody and the chaotic, thundering drums he's become known for.
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Or is this doggedly tireless, stone-deaf, defiantly chain-smoking maker who is now thundering through his ninth decade, ever self-renewing?
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The usual thundering intro music for each fighter was cut short; with no fans, there was no atmosphere of anticipation to build.
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There was a lot of running around, a good few thundering tackles, and many of the players were above average in height.
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Between its space-age edges and angles, and its thundering, naturally aspirated V-12, the Aventador S is the ultimate road theater.
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A single pop of thundering noise — like a gunshot or an explosion greater than 22007 decibels — is enough to do permanent damage.
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Put them together, examine their differences, understand their African political significance and their western aesthetic impacts, and you have a thundering show.
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A single pop of thundering noise — like a gunshot or an explosion greater than 120 decibels — is enough to do permanent damage.
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The film premiered in Park City, Utah, in January to a pair of thundering ovations — one after the film, and one before it.
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He believed history was a chariot thundering to a predetermined end and that the best that the charioteers can do is hang on.
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The Musketeers outscored the Thundering Herd 24-12 in the paint but had to hang on for the win in the second half.
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The $203 billion mega-lender bought the Thundering Herd essentially over a weekend in the depths of the 2008 crisis for $50 billion.
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He moved to town two years after the 1970 plane crash and played for the Young Thundering Herd squad that rebuilt Marshall football.
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But then, the lights go down and the dramatic, despairing 80s pop track "Toy Soldiers" starts thundering over the speaker like a premonition.
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But rather than accepting the Plasco Building as a thundering rebuttal to their theories, AE911Truth concluded that Plasco was also a controlled demolition.
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In May of this year, Otto unveiled a video of an 18-wheeler thundering down a freeway with no one at the wheel.
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With thundering internal fuss, I will go to the west front of the U.S. Capitol to witness the uniquely American transition of power.
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C.J. Burks added 20 points as the Thundering Herd (21-10, 12-6 Conference USA) completed a season sweep of the Blue Raiders.
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And Lady Gaga sang her nominated song, "Til It Happens to You," sounding like Piaf in a cyclone – wild vibrato and thundering notes.
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Kodo's rich sound-world ranges from woodland susurrations to a thundering which makes you feel as if you've been struck in the chest.
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Here is an unabashed showpiece in the grand manner, replete with thundering double octaves, frame-rattling two-hand chords, and keyboard-sweeping glissandos.
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The men decided that it was important for their film be seen on big screens and backed by a thundering studio marketing campaign.
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Moroder's track has a Summer warbling "I feel loooooooooove" over a thundering, pulsating beat that still feels original and captivating four decades later.
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Tyre Brady had 165 yards receiving and gave the Thundering Herd the lead in the second quarter with a 1323-yard touchdown reception.
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" At that very moment, Representative Al Green, Democrat of Texas, was in the well of the House thundering, "The president must be impeached!
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With "DNA," the Compton rapper delivered a thundering track to the masses (and spoiler, the one and only Don Cheadle in the video).
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"We could hear the water from three miles away," Shepherd said, likening the sound to that of a thundering waterfall, drowning out your voice.
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The Thundering Herd managed 43 of 70 (37.1 percent) from the field, had 13 shots from 3-point range and were outrebounded 61-32.
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Dhol Foundation, from England, fuses the thundering beat of Indian bhangra with more leaden English rock rhythms and, like current club music, prerecorded vocals.
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As a politician, he is thundering towards the election on July 25th and appears to be on the point of scoring another famous victory.
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The truck came thundering down here into this department store and they put up plyboard as you can see to replace that smashed window.
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Instead, Sacred delivers the band's trademark bouncy punk-meets-doom vibe, complete with bluesy solos, thundering drums, and bandleader Scott 'Wino' Weinrich's drawling voice.
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Angry voters handed the Socialist Party a thundering defeat in last month's legislative elections, giving the opposition coalition a two-thirds majority in Congress.
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Cecchinato, ranked 102nd, could not handle Nishikori's thundering drives off both wings, with the 24-year-old Italian's one-handed backhand proving particularly fragile.
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The Nash/Nowitzki/Finley Dallas Mavericks were his charges, the heralds of the era of modernist, pace and space basketball thundering into the world.
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" The high strings produced fierce tremolos in the "Meadows" movement, and the percussionists and double basses sketched a harrowing, thundering "March to the Scaffold.
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Thundering syncopation and a parade through the audience opened the first part of Soundtrack of America, a five-concert survey of African-American music.
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The central story of 27's thundering bull market was the relentless advance of shares of fast-growing companies, particularly in the technology industry.
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Gone are the classic dips and turns of the rickety old Jet Star, the thundering vibrations of its cars rippling through the boardwalk wood.
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At least a foot of dirt covers the steel-enclosed floor as riders atop thundering bulls and bucking broncs perform before thousands of spectators.
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"Wonder Woman," backed by a thundering worldwide marketing campaign estimated to cost at least $150 million, sold an additional $122.5 million in tickets overseas.
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As I opened the medicine cabinet, suddenly a large number of balls and beads came loudly thundering down, scaring the life out of me.
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And yet here was Madison Square Garden suddenly thundering and frothing, the Knicks having caught up when the game had seemed pretty much over.
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We interviewed the seven top-ranked large-cap investors to learn what they did that allowed them to stand apart from the thundering herd.
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A thundering piano rolled into, "It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood," invoking the spirit of Costa, who died more than two decades ago.
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After 25 years without a similarly thundering new entry into the canon, it may be time to recognize that the spotlight is moving on.
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It's one thing to hear it on the track, but another entirely to hear it thundering from nearly 3,500 young people in a cavernous space.
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If one car going around the track is fun and exciting, having a full group of them thundering past you is an even bigger thrill.
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"(The demonstration) today shall be a thundering and historic silence that beats on the conscience of the oppressor," wrote opposition legislator Miguel Pizarro via Twitter.
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The thundering sound grew louder as he watched a chunk of ice about a third the size of Manhattan break away from the Helheim glacier.
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It feels like they read my mind, filter it through a screen of ash and bone, then bring it to life in sweet, thundering sound.
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A fire in a transformer in an underground electrical vault caused thundering explosions that continued intermittently for hours, Toronto Fire Captain Adrian Ratushniak told Reuters.
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The grumbling and the thundering are both reflective of a broader unease, and symptomatic of an ambient insecurity that no one really wants to name.
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Ultimately though, gospel-led "Only God Knows" captures the beautiful loneliness and thundering expeditions one can imagine will be carried through the sequel to Trainspotting.
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SIENA, Italy (Reuters) - The sounds of thundering hooves and a roaring crowd have filled Siena's Piazza del Campo almost every year since the mid-1600s.
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At one point in the film, Idris Elba delivers a thundering speech that's so impassioned, the audience I saw the film with broke into spontaneous applause.
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They can still catch the sight of water thundering over the weir and into the Yolo Bypass, flooding the plain to protect the city of Sacramento.
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The Blue Raiders used that to create some broken-floor opportunities early in the second half, including a pair of thundering dunks by Upshaw on fastbreak.
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Kaare Vedvik recovered his own onside kick and the Thundering Herd&aposs offensive drive was highlighted by Williams&apos 20-yard catch on fourth-and-3.
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The Musketeers' 223-226-227 zone flustered the Thundering Herd, who went 239 of 22012 from 03-point range and shot 20 percent in the half.
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RELATIONS between the secular authorities of Britain and Russia have rarely been so tense, to judge by the thundering rhetoric used this month by Theresa May.
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It is much easier to see the thought process in Stephen A.'s thundering, and in the long line of dudes behind him answering in unison.
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Tracks like "Solid" and "6 Feet" are a thundering case for more young rappers to embrace a post-drill rap sound that's both angry and exciting.
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It was a 4/4 pulse nearly from start to finish, as the artist delivered incisively minimal sounds showing every permutation of a thundering kick drum.
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Listen for yourself: the venomous big room house banger still stands on its own today, the sampled moans of ecstasy dripping over a thundering kick-drum.
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Would that nature deigned that ALL Republican politicians face Prime-Ass Shaq in the key, feel his force come thundering down on their frail, breakable bodies.
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But 2200 years ago, vast swaths of the United States featured only the sounds of chirping birds, thundering waterfalls, croaking frogs, or wind whispering through trees.
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But I still prefer to have a blanket over me when it starts thundering outside, and I prefer not to have any electrical appliances around me.
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At the 2010 Vancouver Games Hamelin jumped into the stands to embrace St-Gelais to the thundering approval of cheering Canadians after winning the 500 meters.
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That meant if I messed up, a quarter-ton of a kicking, biting African equine could soon be thundering down the road toward the Michigan interstate.
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It's hard to know, because far too often in "Brimstone" you can't hear the signal for the falling blades, snapping necks, tumbling bodies and thundering gunfire.
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Up in England, people were thundering about the working class versus elites, sovereignty and immigration, warning that British identity was being fouled by the European project.
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Barboza lit up his opponent with an array of vicious techniques: shattering leg kicks, thundering kicks to the body and a series of swift left hooks.
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Alexei Emelin sent David Pastrnak to the ice with a thundering hit along the right boards and shortly thereafter Krug caught Andrew Shaw in the neutral zone.
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Montana is currently thundering through a whirlwind press run to promote his mixtape and the forthcoming Queen Latifah produced romantic comedy The Perfect Match, his first film.
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Training flights are almost a daily feature with jets thundering below the rim of the canyon and passing so close viewers can see the pilots' facial expressions.
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As the song continues, her singing is interrupted by intermittent splats of static that eventually build into a full backing band, with thundering fuzzy guitars and drums.
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The absolutism of his thundering tweets that disparaged the childhood vaccination schedule — itself meticulously vetted by experts who would, years later, be answerable to him — only hardened.
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Mike D'Antoni's Houston Rockets happened to be in Dallas on the same weekend that Dan's Thundering Herd won the Conference USA championship game in nearby Frisco, Texas.
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In the perfect scenario of the continent's mainstream politicians, the law-abiding majority of Muslim citizens would be coming together now in a massive, thundering condemnation of terrorism.
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It was Marshall's first NCAA Tournament win in school history, earning the Thundering Herd another game on Sunday with a spot in the Sweet 16 on the line.
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The train could not be stopped, and as it came thundering along it first struck the clown elephant, throwing him into the ditch, and then dashed into Jumbo.
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And though their impact can be better mitigated and regulators and legislators are thundering at utilities to deal with them better, there is little prospect of eliminating them.
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To prepare Chinese public opinion for a long trade stand-off, propaganda chiefs have abandoned months of restraint and told state media to start thundering about American bullying.
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Before it was bought in 2009 in the throes of the financial crisis, Merrill Lynch was known for its powerful investment bank and "thundering herd" of financial advisers.
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The strobe lights above me are popping in time with the thundering kick drums and violent synth-bass rolling out of the speakers at 110 beats per minute.
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"I have full confidence in this group and our ability to come back," said left wing Matt Martin, who threw thundering checks throughout and finished with 10 hits.
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It's why the Russian soprano Anna Netrebko can fill a concert hall with her voice, why she can be heard above a thundering orchestra and a wailing chorus.
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In the end, Boris Johnson came thundering through with grand news: He'd spoken to his American counterparts, and the 205,000 British subjects with dual citizenship would be exempt.
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On Riffs, Olson demonstrates an intuitiveness in how she plays with dynamics and provokes anticipation, with the five tracks rising from thundering highs and falling to restrained lows.
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At one point, I took the "back in the saddle" part so literally, I bought a thundering motorized tricycle which I rode with a bunch of Brazilian bikers.
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Article continues after the video below Dance Dance Revolution was a movie montage for real: three minutes of rapid movement, pumping adrenaline, thundering music, and absolutely nothing hurt!
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You'll mostly find it parked outside Trädgården, a thundering nightclub in Södermalm, until 5 AM, or providing much-needed fuel to ravers at music festivals in the summer months.
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But as time has gone by, the indignities have continued, one after another, the most spectacular play in the NBA thundering down on Steph's mind and soul and psyche.
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She hung on, though, and Williams finally downed the 29th-seeded Wimbledon debutant on her third match point with a thundering return that the Russian dumped in the net.
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It is where the worst of London's sprawl—post-war concrete and thundering roads scarring parts of the town centre—mingles with the English countryside at its parklike best.
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During a system demonstration by Hensoldt at the exhibit, company engineers convened around a large TwInvis screen showing the track of a Eurofighter performing a thundering aerial show nearby.
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I bet I will appear in full gear, the armor of ugly indefinite livability, the real body, alive or in decay—I'll appear like a thundering, I'll save myself.
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The billionaire investor William A. Ackman has become the unofficial leader of a thundering herd that has lost billions of dollars betting on Valeant Pharmaceuticals over the past year.
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The highlight of the show is "Total Recall" (1987), a thundering, body-shaking contemplation of mass media that ought to be as renowned as Christian Marclay's "The Clock" (2010).
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There are other Zambian gems, of course — the wide-open spaces of Liuwa Plain and Kafue national parks; the unspoiled wilderness of the Lower Zambezi; the thundering Victoria Falls.
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There are other Zambian gems, of course — the wide-open spaces of Liuwa Plain and Kafue national parks; the unspoiled wilderness of the Lower Zambezi; the thundering Victoria Falls.
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This has prompted a thundering herd of corporate venture capital groups to set up shop in Silicon Valley and partner with startups who might otherwise disrupt them out of business.
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NASA and Lockheed Martin are working on a Low Boom Flight Demonstrator to show that the thundering sound that shadowed the Concorde—and prevented flights over land—can be minimized.
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The point where Foz do Iguaçu in Brazil, Ciudad del Este in Paraguay and Puerto Iguazu in Argentina meet, is a popular tourist spot to access the thundering Iguazu Falls.
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A Facebook page called "Newsfeed" took a heavily manipulated weather GIF, turned it into a video, added a standard thundering storm sound loop, and streamed it live for four hours.
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Beyond the admirable sincerity and devotion, the record is full of emotive hooks, thundering percussion, psychedelic twang, ethnic rhythms, and formless meditations on what mysteries reside in the heavens above.
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So a plea: It's gratifying to give heroic speeches thundering against fascism, but remember that what makes a difference in people's lives is winning elections, passing laws and approving judges.
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Models stormed down the catwalk to thundering beats, and the (yup, you guessed it) rain-proof patent outerwear was so good that we're already dreaming of a sodden festival season.
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Mr. Maduro has pledged not to back down from the vote on Sunday, so the only question is whether the collision will be a fender-bender or a thundering crash.
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Stuff like circuit breakers, retry logic, thundering herd (where a large number of processes wake up, but only one wins, often leading to freezing up) needs to be managed effectively.
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By popping through walls or thundering through otherwise quiet woods, the Demogorgon adds instant danger that a more somber examination of the Department of Energy's abusive scientific experiments could never provide.
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"Today the Mail asks a question of profound significance to our destiny as a sovereign nation and the fate of our children and our grandchildren," it began under the thundering headline.
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A thundering New Romantic anthem, it feels triumphant and epiphanous, and so perfect as a closing number—but its lyrics speak of youthful confusion and the struggle to find one's voice.
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When they and other townspeople crane their necks to figure out what's going on, they see a large animal thundering down one of the streets, stamping and snorting all the way.
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Cubans marveled at the three-story-high jumbo screens, enormous thundering speakers and camera towers, wondering how much the production cost and grateful that the band had agreed to free admission.
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"I remember when you were here / And all the fun we had last year," she sings, cutting through a cacophony, the bells and drums thundering into the horns and the choir.
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Accompanied by a drummer, the ever-bespoke Daedelus was in particularly rare form, pushing buttons the way you'd imagine Greek gods throw thunderbolts, dropping thundering bass in time with his accompaniment.
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She sings "keeping secrets in my heart from my head" presumably more casually than the intended response, which is that it feels like a devastating epiphany thundering through your whole body.
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The percussive dance style known as stepping — a thundering blend of stomps, claps and shouts — began at African-American fraternities and sororities, though its roots date from the early 20th century.
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"Gloria Bell" is at once obvious and filled with ambiguities, like the raging neighbor upstairs having a nervous breakdown, a man whose violent, mysterious thundering periodically shakes her apartment and equilibrium.
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This past week, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden found himself struggling to explain his October 2002 Senate vote to authorize military action in the face of thundering criticism from Vermont Sen.
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Ms. Gruner's 2007 video "Centinela" involves a severely modern fountain and a solitary observer who lends a Romantic mood to its changing evocations of placid pond, ocean waves and thundering breakers.
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On Monday night, the White House also announced that a thundering herd of House Republicans, who have vociferously argued in Trump's favor, will also advise his impeachment team in the Senate.
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I remember being unnerved by the thundering roar of 2000 low-flying fighter jets screaming over my head, as I crouched within my sandy foxhole in the cold, dark Saudi Arabian desert.
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"And we stand up for our national anthem," the president added, garnering a thundering ovation from a crowd of military veterans inside a roughly half-full Municipal Auditorium in downtown Kansas City.
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In a lengthy May 4 speech in Beijing's cavernous Great Hall of the People, Xi declared the infallibility of Marxism while pledging to adapt it to the Chinese reality, receiving thundering applauses.
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More than anything, the recent Sanders broadsides reflect a political strategy he has carried out in previous campaigns: the use of blunt criticisms, sarcastic asides and a thundering style against his opponents.
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As for my personal intention, I'm not sure the repeated internal mantra of "don't puke"—drowned out by the thundering 128bpm beats—was the best way I could appeal to my psyche.
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Even before Mr. Trump began thundering against an "invasion" from Latin America — spurning with finality the moderate swing voters that Republicans desperately needed — his party's facade of election-year unity was crumbling.
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It showcased the breadth of Ms. Buechner's artistry, spanning thundering fortissimos and chiseled passagework, as well as lyrical moments colored by a poetic sensitivity that was tempered by wit and judicious restraint.
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In less than two months, the party divisions that Mr. Trump exploited in his thundering campaign have resurfaced in the health care fight, even as Republicans control the White House and Congress.
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" In contrast, Ms. Le Pen's crowd was full of factory workers and former soldiers, and it adored her thundering opening line: "I'm against the Right of money, and the Left of money.
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What was once a thundering ensemble of at least six musicians is now just three old stalwarts: Bob Weir on guitar and vocals, backed by drummer Billy Kreutzmann and percussionist Mickey Hart.
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Jannson Williams scored 15 points and Taevion Kinsey added 14 for Conference USA's Thundering Herd (2-4), who shot 40.3 percent overall and 28 percent (7 of 25) from behind the arc.
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"Suddenly, these two boys came thundering round the corner in their dressing gowns — this was before bed — and just watching her face light up, going from sad chat to suddenly — boof!" he said.
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In Saturday's co-main event, top light heavyweight contender Anthony Johnson knocked out Glover Teixeira with a thundering right uppercut to put himself into contention for a title fight against champion Daniel Cormier.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global investors trimmed equity holdings by 240.1 percentage points in January, concerned that markets have grown complacent after a thundering bull run and seeing risks of an inflation wake-up call.
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By midafternoon, 3,000 panicky depositors had withdrawn their money, and 25,000 ghoulish onlookers had gathered to watch, a year after the stock market crashed, the Roaring Twenties conclusively culminate with a thundering crescendo.
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"Getting Better" (Take 21) The maiden voyage of "Getting Better" sounds significantly heavier than the finished product, with McCartney out front with a Wurlitzer keyboard, and fuzzed out bass thundering across the verses.
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Trump is thundering about a crime wave of historic proportions, because he is an authoritarian using his speech to define a simple reality that legitimates his value system, leading voters to adopt it.
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And, of course, Thornton is one of the best actors out there, constantly finding odd nuances in Kelley and Shapiro's dialogue, and even underplaying the thundering monologue he gets in the final episode.
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As I sit there with olives in my mouth, unable to enjoy Bach due to the airplane motor sounds thundering over it, I can't help thinking that Futurism is a truly grotesque project.
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Following the incredible performance of Buffalo last night, Marshall has stunned the No. 4 seed Wichita State in San Diego, 81-313, in the Thundering Herd's first N.C.A.A. tournament appearance in 31 years.
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The dashcam in Thompson's patrol car captured the plane hitting the improvised runway and thundering down the road to come to stop at a red light, just like the cars on the road.
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"It shows you if you fight and persevere, you can overcome anything," Mr. Scalise told reporters as he entered the House chamber to thundering applause from his colleagues, who were awaiting his return.
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He won 6 percent of the national popular vote in 1912, the equivalent, in 2016 numbers, of more than eight million votes Debs was best known for his thundering attacks on industrial capitalism.
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A layup by Vescovi then a thundering, fast-break dunk by Pons off a Bowden assist gave Tennessee a nine-point lead — the biggest of the game by either team — at 256:203.
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In recent years, he has moved on from horses, devoting himself instead to thundering against the Kremlin, its glorification of Russia's past and traditional values, and its embrace of the Russian Orthodox Church.
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Introduced by Elizabeth Hurley, Sir Elton John played a riveting performance at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City on Tuesday, pounding out hit after hit on the keyboard of a thundering grand piano.
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From the thundering crash that christened the band's debut album, to the violence that commonly erupted from their earlier performances, it's always been there lurking somewhere in Trail Of Dead's 22 years of existence.
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A stereo on wheels The tC had the factory-installed stereo, though, and I figured if I had to buy a new car it should at least deliver thundering bass at ear-splitting volumes.
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When a subway rumbles under the Lucille Lortel Theater these days, audiences assembled there for Neil LaBute's "All the Ways to Say I Love You" may assume that it's just Judith Light's thundering pulse.
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While the last act provides a thundering articulation of this moment in the feminist movement, it's hard not to wish there was a bit more of that in the stately build-up to it.
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Merrill Lynch, which typically refers to its financial advisers as the "thundering herd," runs one of the biggest training programs on Wall Street, with 3,500 trainees currently in its three-year practice management program.
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While her game might not have been firing on all cylinders her ruthlessness remained razor sharp as the American showed no hesitation storming through second set finishing off her opponent with a thundering ace.
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I stepped out onto the juddering, swaying metal platform, one side of which was open all the way down to the rails underneath, so the sound of the thundering wheels filled the tiny space.
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While companies like United Launch Alliance and SpaceX may get the glory, thanks to the enduring sex appeal of thundering rocket launches, spaceports are quietly driving the industry forward, acting as its critical backbone.
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"We could hear her thundering around through the walls, and she obviously enjoyed herself, as when they dropped her back home she sat whining at the door and window for hours afterwards," she said.
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It's easy to see Donald Trump's chieftain-like traits—his thundering voice, his fiery mane—but, if it weren't for "The Apprentice," we would know almost nothing about how he conducts his day job.
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" Mr. Nichols, polishing off his steak and fries along with his fifth of the day's seven interviews, said that in the thundering horse race of the Oscar season: "'Loving' is not even a horse.
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David Horowitz was an editor of Ramparts in the late sixties and the seventies—just the kind of cocky New Left radical, thundering against criminal Amerika, who drove older lefties like Podhoretz to neoconservatism.
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English producer Sophie and Australian electronic sensation Flume lace California rappers Vince Staples and Kendrick Lamar with a thundering, bass-heavy industrial beat on "Yeah Right" from Staples' excellent new LP, "Big Fish Theory."
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A few flat fields bordered by a thundering road and a supermarket, this too serves no aesthetic or environmental purpose and, a mere 30-minute train ride from central London, would be ideal for houses.
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Throughout the night, fans were rapturous and thundering in their clapping, hollering, and yells of "I love you, Carly!" and that made it feel as though we were all still at a proper pop concert.
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While avoiding overtly electronic elements, these songs are beneficiaries of modern production technique; the thundering drums, chilly ostinato violin and thick layers of hollow strummed guitar all merge synthetically, yet with an eerie, windswept quality.
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Lima offers plenty of thundering surf and wide expanses of sand but sun has been in short supply during the Peruvian winter that forced most athletes out of their swimsuits and into full body spandex.
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"Make no mistake, when we look out over the next 10 years the thundering herd will be growing," Sieg said, speaking at the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association's (SIFMA)Private Client Conference in Arizona.
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After living for a short time in Manhattan, Mr. Still, in 1961, moved to Westminster, Md., where he continued to paint bold, dramatically colored, textured canvases evoking stone precipices, jagged mountain ridges and thundering cascades.
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With no blaring walk-up music to be heard, the Yankees' bats broke up the serene atmosphere with a thundering soundtrack as they pounded the Orioles, 214-2500, breaking some offensive records along the way.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. had the most raucous section of the ballroom in Las Vegas, entering to a thundering marching band and letters spelling out "NV 4 JOE" decorated with twinkle lights.
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Crutcher's layup padded Dayton's lead to 255-245 with 22:212 to play, and Toppin added a thundering dunk off a lob pass from Crutcher for a 23-230 lead less than two minutes later.
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Fashion has had its struggles in the past few years, ranging from Forever 21's recent bankruptcy filing to the downturn at Prada to the thundering drumbeat of bad news from malls and department stores.
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After thundering forehands past Federer with incredible regularity, the 28-year-old is growing in confidence even if he believes that beating Nadal will take an even better performance than he produced against the Swiss.
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But after storming to the final without dropping a set, Nadal had no answer to the tall 29-year-old from California, who thumped down 19 aces and ripped a series of thundering groundstroke winners.
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Mr. Adityanath has made a political career of demonizing Muslims, thundering against such imaginary plots as "love jihad": the notion that Muslim men connive to water down the overwhelming Hindu majority by seducing Hindu women.
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Thiel's tenure was also defined by the cultural shift following the bank's 2009 acquisition of Merrill Lynch, where the firm changed from Wall Street's "thundering herd" to a small slice of a big commercial bank.
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Oddly, when I watched the roof interlude in "Support the Girls" I flashed on the scene in Bernardo Bertolucci's "Last Tango in Paris" of Marlon Brando screaming — he's cursing God — under a thundering overhead train.
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Should all go according to plan, NASA will use the upcoming Falcon Heavy rocket to deliver astronauts to space—a rocket with no less than 27 first-stage Merlin 1D engines thundering away beneath the crew.
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The problem of future work had been outlined, too: In 2013, two young researchers at the Oxford University published a thundering study forecasting that 47% of future U.S. jobs could be automated in the coming decades.
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Read More Stockman: The markets are in store for a 'thundering reset' Meanwhile, the first earnings to trickle in have verged on decent, as 73 percent of S&P 500 companies have beaten their earnings estimates.
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After an apparent fumble was negated by a defensive holding call on the Thundering Herd (8-5), Colorado State was able to advance on an amazing one-handed catch by Michael Gallup on third-and-10.
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Judge, a consensus top-50 prospect who will play right field, has thundering power, and at 6 feet 413 inches and 275 pounds, he has the physique of an N.B.A. player shoehorned into a baseball uniform.
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There were no survivors among the 227 people on board, and the crash amounted to the worst disaster involving an American sports team: Thirty-eight members of the Marshall University Thundering Herd football team were killed.
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Dr. Hawking, eyes closed, was wheeled onstage to form the human centerpiece of a flashing light and sound show accompanied by a thundering rendition of "A Hole in the Sky," by the doom metal band Atoma.
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There's a reason Trump's approval rating is now at 46 percent — the highest of his presidency, according to Gallup — despite all the Democratic thundering about William Barr's testimony to Congress and the renewed talk of impeachment.
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Of course, the thundering condemnation from the media, outspoken criticism from some Republicans and religious leaders, and a tweet from Melania may also have been factors in Trump recognizing he had a political calamity on his hands.
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"Stuck In My Head" pounds forth with a thundering electronic blare aligned with the drums, as the girls deliver a playground taunt, trying to sound needling (the chorus: "Stuck in my head like la la la la").
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They say they are fighting for their priorities to lower health care costs and pass a Green New Deal addressing climate change, while his thundering attacks are a distraction and tear at the core of America values.
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I was covered in dust, behind a row of roaring motorcycles, my ears numb to the thundering growls, amid hundreds of biker chicks, giddy and hollering, who had journeyed to this remote campground to celebrate one another.
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Under coach Doc Holliday, the Thundering Herd have averaged 11 victories a year over the past three seasons, including a 23-4 record over the 423-15 seasons - the best mark among Group of Five conferences. 2.
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In New York, the top-seeded Federer reached the final, but Nadal lost again in a semifinal, this time to the thundering power of Juan Martín del Potro, who dominated him, 6-2, 533-2, 6-2.
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The attacks have created one of the worst humanitarian crises of the war, with three million people trapped between a closed Turkish border to the north and bombs and shells thundering up from the south and east.
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Each character is different, each is admirable and flawed in near equal measure, but they all have in common my grandmother's near-constitutional inability to quit in the face of challenge and a thundering capacity for love.
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"We know a lot of people hear the word 'Baptist' and think of stuffy legalism or maybe a man in a suit thundering hellfire and brimstone while a flag waves triumphantly in the background," the website explains.
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That the Democratic People's Republic of Korea asked for talks is a signal that the Trump administration's "maximum pressure" sanctions and thundering rhetoric have had some impact on the DPRK's willingness to sit down with American diplomats.
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We first meet her, amid thundering electric power chords and smashing LED lighting displays, spreading fortitude and cheer amid a strapping all-male chorus who have been down in the mouth under the yoke of the English.
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The iconic firm with a thundering herd of 14,000 advisors announced it would do away with commissions in its retirement business earlier this year and trumpeted the move as a demonstration of its commitment to clients' best interests.
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A high-level semi-final full of thundering serves boiled down to two tiebreaks in which the ice-cool Cilic proved the more composed player to set up a Sunday showdown with former world number one Novak Djokovic.
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Simply running around at Chelsea, not really getting into the game and thundering a couple of half-chances straight at the keeper would be fine, a mere illustration of his status as a good-but-not-great striker.
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The four storm drains are located in Kyriakides Plaza, a courtyard of sorts on Miami-Dade College's Wolfson Campus; stand in between two of them and you'll hear the stereo sound thundering powerfully enough to give you chills.
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I still see myself standing naked in the living room of our suburban New Jersey house, my heart thundering as I watched her through the screen door, rustling through the thicket of shrubbery that girdled the front porch.
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CreditCreditErik Tanner for The New York Times Nine floors above Times Square, Adam Driver hurtled through a door — or what would become a door once the set was fully built — thundering about the traffic, the parking, the trash.
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Indeed, SLS is expected to produce such thundering noise that its payload, the Orion crew capsule, requires intense sound testing at the world's most powerful acoustic chamber: the newly completed Reverberant Acoustic Test Facility (RATF) in Sandusky, Ohio.
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After all, shaggy bearded Boreas was the north wind, and pretty-boy Zephyrus, with his horn of flowers, the west wind; gruff Aiolos kept them all tied up in a bag, and all-male thundering Zeus ruled the lot.
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The dark promo for her new single "Hard," directed by Susie Francis, sees So Below trudging past trees and swaying crops, all soundtracked by the glacial synths, thundering bass and wispy vocals that have come to typify her sound.
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"Despite the efforts of her crew, she rolled off the end of the runway, crashed through a chain link fence, sheared off a power pole and roared down a 100-foot ravine to a thundering stop," the foundation said.
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A narrator proclaims: "It's a movement, not a campaign; its leader, Donald Trump," with thundering drums punctuating his point, culminating in the longest shot of the ad: a seconds-long look at a towering, gleaming Trump hotel in Chicago.
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The seven-year-old mare trained by Chris Waller eased into her work in the A$500,000 ($366,000) Winx Stakes before thundering down the straight to win the 1,400m weight-for-age race by a length over Invictus Prince.
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For the next few days, you can discover Harlem's heritage in Greenwich Village, where you'll hear it not only in the music of figures like Duke Ellington and Fats Waller, but also in the thundering feet of 200 children.
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The simple mind, that can be tricked by misleading stats and thundering rhetoric absent any sort of specific policy prescriptions, can also be tricked into believing that there is a simple solution that one Caesarian figure can waltz in and implement.
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Federer began the tiebreak with a couple of aces and broke with a forehand but Cilic ratcheted up the power to move 6-4 ahead with thundering forehand and leveled the match with another beefy winner from his favorite wing.
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From a stage, speakers blasted out "Yankee Go Home" and a recording of the national anthem sung by former leader Hugo Chavez, who died of cancer in 2013, before Maduro gave a thundering speech blasting Obama and his domestic foes.
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In China, Trump was greeted with thundering cannon fire and a military honor guard at Beijing's cavernous Great Hall of the People and became the first foreign leader to dine in the Forbidden City since the founding of the People's Republic.
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There were few break chances in the opening set but Sharapova was able to convert the two presented to her to take a one-set lead, clinching it with a thundering ace that a flat-footed Sevastova could only watch.
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PAMPLONA, Spain (Reuters) - Every summer Sergio Colas joins hundreds of other runners for Pamplona's annual bull-run but unlike them he cannot hear the roaring crowds or the bulls thundering through the winding streets of the Spanish town's mediaeval center.
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Her strengths include deep understanding of the political system, acquired over three decades in or close to power, and a flair for policy; but most voters consider the system corrupt and, thundering for change, her vision of progress by inches inadequate.
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In recent years, Chinese workers and Chinese money have transformed Kenya, building thundering new highways, bridges, malls, a flagship airport and a railroad; the Chinese are even helping on secretive national security matters, like installing electronic eavesdropping equipment for the Kenyans.
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A thundering backhand down the line left Williams chasing shadows as Muguruza bagged the first set and even when the Spaniard missed four match points on Williams' serve in the ninth game of the second set, it did not fluster her.
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They probably won't end when he heads to the N.B.A. CreditCreditIllustration by Sam Manchester/The New York Times; Photograph by Associated Press Zion Williamson's legend grows with every game, with each new thundering dunk and every stunning new feat of elevation.
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Wonder Woman's debut this month as an action-movie headliner is a long time coming, taking about 76 years from her first printed appearance in 1941's All Star Comics, No. 8, to the thundering surround-sound cinemas of 2017.
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Here, Gloria is Peter, V.M. Varga is the Wolf, Ray is the Duck, Nikki is the Cat, Sy is the Grandfather and Varga's henchmen are "the blast of the hunters' shotguns," introduced by the thundering roll of the kettle drums.
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A "white man who wore glasses" and never once sat down to dinner with his son, Dirty Harry was usually "thundering around the house like a charging bull," once cracking 8-year-old Dewey's head open with a baseball bat.
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"So in spite of the inconvenience,'' he added, "and it was, and in today's world, with all the events that are thundering down upon us, I thought it was kind of a bunt, so I thought we handled it well.
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HOWARD KURTZ, HOST: On Buzz Meter from New York this Sunday, President Trump battling back against thundering condemnation from the media on the left, the middle, the right over his press conference with Vladimir Putin even after he tried to clarify his remarks.
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It was an anticlimactic response to a thundering volley of questions from the Members of the European Parliament (MEPs), who had clearly watched Zuckerberg's appearances on Capitol Hill and sought to drill deeper on some of the more pressing questions about the company.
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In a thundering retaliation for what it called encroachment on its canonical territory, the Moscow Patriarchate severed relations with the Istanbul-based hierarch, Bartholomew I, and told its flock not to receive the sacraments (supremely sacred church rites) in places under his authority.
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The leaders of the three European countries that signed the deal—Britain, France and Germany—reacted immediately to Mr Trump's thundering speech with a declaration that they remained committed to its terms, despite the president's decision to ignore their advice and walk away.
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"I want there to be fairness in our country!" he roared to thundering applause from several hundred supporters at an SPD meeting on Monday in Bielefeld in northwestern Germany, one of the many towns he is visiting to re-energize the party's base.
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Thundering ensemble pieces like Yorktown (The World Turned Upside Down), which features booming explosions and gunfire, give way to crystalline ballads like Burr's Dear Theodosia, performed by Leslie Odom Jr., during which the entire audience holds its breath and hangs on every note.
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ABOUT MARSHALL (1-2): With a secondary whose most experienced player had five starts, the Thundering Herd stayed with No. 3 Louisville for a quarter last week before surrendering 45 points in the middle two periods in a 59-28 home loss.
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In a speech interrupted by thundering applause from 150,000 North Koreans who filled Pyongyang's May Day Stadium, Mr. Moon extolled the "indomitable courage" of North Koreans in overcoming the famine of the 1990s, and he praised Mr. Kim's effort to rebuild the economy.
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In addition to Rosalía, there was exuberant, thundering K-pop from Blackpink and NCT 127; R&B-inflected Afrobeats from Mr. Eazi; and Latin trap, reggaeton and more from Bad Bunny, perhaps the definitive border-crossing pop star of the current moment.
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In the scrum following Judge Polster's announcement that the trial would not go forward, Mr. Lanier was offering samples of the opening argument he would not be able to give, a thundering indictment of the opioid industry that he had spent months preparing.
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"By the time we met, he thought that he had prevailed — and he spent as much time as he could with the butterflies he had helped save, a thundering, broad-shouldered man in a cloud of orange and black monarchs," Sieff writes.
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With about three million residents trapped between a sealed Turkish border to the north and bombs and shells thundering up from the south and east, the crisis has the potential to grow far worse as the government battles to reclaim all of Syria.
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The pig itself—doe-eyed and no bigger than a Pekinese—didn't seem to be struggling, or not any longer, and even as I came down off the porch looking for something I could brandish at the dog I felt my heart thundering.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has settled on his first Supreme Court nominee and will reveal his selection Tuesday evening, an announcement that many inside the White House hope could change the subject from a weekend of thundering criticism over the executive order on immigration.
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Washington (CNN)An avalanche of phone calls is thundering across Capitol Hill as the Senate considers a slew of President Donald Trump's nominations, causing staffers to work continuously to field requests, complaints and other messages during an already busy time in the congressional calendar.
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After a pedestrian start, Williams raised the intensity during a lengthy four-deuce service game in the first set that she closed out with a thundering ace to go ahead 4-3 and set the tone for the rest of the 75-minute match.
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A forehand long handed the 6-foot-6 Del Potro the third set tiebreak and the Argentine proved his patched-up wrist could go blow-for-blow with Wawrinka's thundering groundstrokes in the fourth as he finished a 21-shot rally with a nerveless volley.
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Again, the average person, just trying to make ends meet, eventually got the sharpest end of that spear when millions of people lost their homes, jobs and retirement in the thundering collapse known as the Great Recession, which, for many, has been a depression.
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After thundering to the stage in a Mad Max-esque entrance, the hosts of this year's MTV Movie Awards, flanked by the movie's pale-skinned War Boys, pumped up the crowd with an energetic opening monologue show that also paid homage to its silver anniversary. .
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The marginalisation of the 81-year-old Mr Berlusconi highlighted another characteristic of the biggest rearrangement of the political landscape since he stormed onto the scene in 1994: like Brexit and the election of Donald Trump, it was a thundering rejection of the establishment.
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The 22-year-old Goretzka then slipped into the box to tap in his second goal of the evening in the 66th minute as the Azeri defense collapsed before Emre Can capped the rout with a thundering 25-metre strike nine minutes from time.
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RATING: TWO DOOMED MEN If I'm being honest, I wasn't really able to conjure any lengthy insights or high concept jokes regarding this mix of Paul Millsap thundering down on the Boston Celtics in Game 4 of Atlanta's first round series with the Hawks.
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Riders can't see a clock or hear the announcer's call over the thundering hooves and the guttural grunts the horses make at full gallop, but, if the jockey's internal clock can measure twelve seconds exactly, he can calculate how fast the race is going.
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Joyous, happy throngs who greeted the entrance of the tanks and infantry with a thundering welcome fled to the safety of buildings, and within a few minutes the streets that had been choked with humanity, laughing and crying over the liberation, were bare battlegrounds.
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What in the World The thundering waves of the Pororoca were legendary: Adventurers from the world over flew, drove, trekked, Jet-Skied and canoed to Brazil's remote Araguari River to ride the Amazon's stunning tidal bore that formed when water flowed in from the Atlantic.
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What's more, attacking Democrats with thundering indignation is not a tactic universally embraced within the party, reflecting a divide over how Republicans believe they should approach the delicate questions that the Kavanaugh confirmation has raised, about gender equality, mistreatment of women and sexual assault.
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But if the rest of the world is not impressed by the Democratic candidates taking the stage in Miami or convinced that Mr. Trump's thundering, crowd-stirring rallies on the campaign trail will return him to office until January 2025, the calculations look different.
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He thinks Babbo Natale is an interloper and says as much in church, thundering from the pulpit now that Christmas is nigh, accusing him of elbowing out the infant Jesus — not from a manger in a Nativity scene, but from the minds of Italian children.
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Much of the drive took them along Bay Avenue, a broad thoroughfare that cuts across the two-mile-wide peninsula, connecting the shallow, oyster-rich waters of Willapa Bay on the east side to the thundering surf of the Pacific Ocean on the west side.
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DECORAH, Iowa — Hours after an American drone strike killed Iran's top military commander, Joseph R. Biden Jr. stood in a barnlike building in Independence, Iowa, thundering about the importance of electing an experienced president as America faces tumult abroad — and "maybe, God forbid," war.
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By the time the fighting and rampant hunting ended in the mid-1990s, the park's thundering census of large mammals had been slashed by 95 percent, to numerical whimpers: 15 African buffalos here, six lions there, five zebras, a few dozen hippos and elephants.
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Bernie Sanders posed a serious insurgent challenge to Clinton, thundering in front of tens of thousands of ardent supporters—all the while sounding like an aging academic who'd have been lucky to attract a dozen listeners at the Socialist Scholars Conference twenty-five years ago.
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As far south as Charleston, South Carolina, freezing rain coated the city's landmark church steeples, while a shroud of ice blanketed rock faces next to Niagara Falls as mist from the thundering falls on New York's border with Canada froze in the bitterly cold air.
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President Trump is thundering at members of the hard-right House Freedom Caucus over the collapse of the -ObamaCare repeal-and-replace bill, but the conservative movement is showing little appetite so far for backing up Trump and punishing Freedom Caucus members at the ballot box.
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No one yelled after him; there was only his footfall, blood thundering in his ears; he triggered a few motion lights and so moved closer to the water; he ran at full force for a minute before he realized he wasn't sure where he was going.
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"While a drop in geopolitical risk premium comes as a welcome relief...with the omnipresent trade war clouds looming ominously over the market threatening to come thundering down at any time, the air remains thick with caution," Stephen Innes, Asia Pacific Market Strategist at AxiTrader said.
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"Seven Worlds" is full of the usual beauty and spectacle: a forest full of fireflies that could have been painted by Seurat; a thrillingly close shot of an anaconda thundering along a riverbed; a dingo in relentless pursuit of a kangaroo that can't afford a single stumble.
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And "The Crown" has plenty of that, from the jarring opening image of a toilet bowl flushing blood from the king's diseased lungs to the soaring, saturated scenes in Westminster Abbey as the packed congregation sings "I Vow to Thee My Country" over a thundering organ.
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In 1815, the fastest that people could travel was at a horse's gallop; by 1914, Europeans were thundering across the countryside on steam-powered trains, plowing the oceans on great liners or zipping to work on bicycles and — in the larger cities — on trams and underground trains.
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But rather than decide if Phillips had a First Amendment right to refuse the service — as he'd argued, which could have had thundering implications for civil rights and religious liberty — the court found the Colorado Civil Rights Commission showed "hostility" toward his religious views when it adjudicated the case.
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And then that the tech industry is somehow complicit in this plot by sabotaging public transit:The privatized shuttle buses thundering up and down San Francisco streets (and sometimes getting stuck on the steep ones) have been another sign that big tech takes little interest in enhancing public transit.
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Those of my parents' generation saw it all unfold, first listening raptly to the thready radio signals of Sputnik as it circled the globe, and then to President John F. Kennedy's visionary speech in 1962 that set Americans on a path to sending Apollo 11 thundering into space.
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A Deeper Understanding rearranges these slick musical elements the way U2's The Joshua Tree rearranges the sonic textures of postpunk — by streamlining them into an epic stylization, a thundering wash of sound beholden to ideals of scale and awe, whose immersive sweep conceals the fuzziness of the songwriting.
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Brexiteers are never happier than when thundering about their own country's proud sovereignty, their desire to see British interests put first, and the noble willingness of a democratic people to resist bullying by experts and big businessmen and other bullies when their dignity and democratic rights are at stake.
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Prestini's operatic score, with a libretto by Royce Vavrek, did not encourage the "astronauts," as the MC called the audience, to sit back, relax, and enjoy the flight: Instead, it was a thundering opus that obliquely told the story of a woman losing her child and committing suicide.
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The DJ, producer, radio-host, and longtime journalist (as well as former THUMP Editor-In-Chief), recently launched her brand new bass and grime-focused imprint and party, the aptly-named Chaos Clan, back in September with a night featuring the thundering sounds of Kahn, Neek, and RP Boo.
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Bigger, more physical and making fewer mistakes, the Mountaineers (284-253) took control with a 225-29 first-half run, and Carter's three 216-pointers in the first five minutes of the second half made sure there wouldn't be a rally coming from the No. 13-seeded Thundering Herd.
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They are, in addition to Mr. Baskin, James Harkness (as Paul Williams), Jawan M. Jackson (as a Melvin Franklin who talks as well as sings in a thundering bass), Jeremy Pope (late of "Choir Boy," who here plays Eddie Kendricks) and a smoking hot Ephraim Sykes (as David Ruffin).
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Mr. Malloy, who wrote both the book and the score (and originally played Pierre), doesn't shy away from using brash, slangy language and an eclectic array of music — including a burst of thundering electronica — to bring alive a love story set among Russian aristocrats of a distant era.
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In a thundering dissent, Justice Sonia Sotomayor said the conservative majority ruling "entirely ignores the history of voter suppression against which the [National Voting Rights Act] was enacted and upholds a program that appears to further the very disenfranchisement of minority and low-income voters that Congress set out to eradicate."
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To invoke one of her beloved hits for a scene — the soft passion of "I Say a Little Prayer," the aching heartbreak of "Ain't No Way" or the thundering spirit of "Respect," just to name a few — is to call upon the Queen to carry the weight of the moment.
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Orphaned as a child, he has been ushered into a wholly male realm by his guardian, Ambrose (also Mr. Claflin), on a swath of land stretching to the coast, a rough and wild paradise, with thundering horses, heaving waves and jagged cliffs, that cries out for death and dark poetry.
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On the other hand, when the Season 2 episode "Maidenform" began with a montage of Betty, Joan and Peggy dressing to the Decemberists' 2005 song "The Infanta," the music was fitting — its thundering drums and intimations of regal, powerful femininity — the anachronism (not the series's only one, but rare) was jarring.
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The sound of thundering hooves, the looks of disbelief on the First Order officer's face when he realizes they weren't using speeders, the space horses themselves — it all added up to a moment that called back to Star Wars' western roots and gave the audience something they'd certainly never seen before.
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Down 3-1 and a double break point in the third set, she dug deep and rode the support of a raucous Arthur Ashe Stadium crowd to get back on level terms and force a tiebreak, She clinched victory on her first match point with a thundering a forehand winner down the line.
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And by extension of this, electronic music can often be the purest extension of this idea—speaking as it does in little more than tones, subtle shifts in sound and soaring highs and thundering lows that are united in one mission: to make the listener feel something deep inside or perhaps beyond them.
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The biggest surprise may be the title track: Though its thundering grooves nod to the duo's self-aware Kyuss-worship, rather than bask in a Sky Valley-style haze, it pairs them with fire-breathing gang-vocals that wouldn't sound out of place from a house band in a long-forgotten outlaw biker flick.
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Mets 4, Braves 1 After hitting his first home run at Citi Field this season, coming off a vintage uppercut swing that created a thundering crack and sent the ball towering over the left-field wall, David Wright went through the congratulatory line awaiting him in the Mets dugout and briefly shrugged his shoulders.
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Or how in "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" (1979), Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler's retelling of a bloody Victorian urban legend, an exiled barber's love for the family he lost is transformed into a blind pursuit of revenge, with music in which gentle motifs of tenderness are devoured by thundering chords of rage.
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Although it was scarcely a thundering denunciation, the report noted that the Saudis criminalise any attempt to cast doubt on Islam or its legal tradition, including any attempt to promote atheism; any public display of non-Islamic religious symbols; any attempt to persuade Muslims to change religion; and, of course, any move by a Muslim to abandon the faith.
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But where the Apple stage featured middle-age tech executives in jeans and sneakers, the Kors party left little doubt that the Access was intended as an accessory for the fashion crowd, capital F. The model and D.J. Harley Viera-Newton, wearing a floral embroidered brocade dress, laid down a thundering beat, as disco-ish satellite chandeliers glistened overhead.
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So, I shall repeat myself,prayer, same prayer, towards fire, same fire,as the sun repeats itself and the thundering waters for what else is therebut books, books and the sea,verandahs and the pages of the sea,to write of the wind and the memory of wind-whipped hairin the sun, the colour of fire?
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The highlight of his performance, and perhaps the production as a whole, is Mr. Karimloo's beautifully restrained but richly felt rendition of "Bring Him Home," one of the score's less thundering songs, in which Valjean sends up a prayer for Marius, who has fallen at the barricades after falling for Cosette (Samantha Hill), whom Valjean has raised after her mother's death.
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Looking at the images, the team was able see the far higher temperatures right above the Great Red Spot — about 2,420 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than anywhere else on the planet The authors said that one way the heat is making its way up into the atmosphere is through acoustic waves, sound disturbances that are produced above thundering storms in the swirling Red Spot.
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"No one action will be adequate, all action will be necessary, and if we do not allow Donald Trump to exhaust our fight and somehow come out of this presidency calamity-less and constitutionally, partially intact, then I, Donald J. Trump, will have demonstrated the greatness of America, just not the way I thought I was going to," Stewart concluded to thundering applause.
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Garcia tests out different musical settings and adapts to them, as on the jangle-rock of "Bailemos un Blues," the reggae-lite of "Sin Tu Carino," the acoustic jazz guitar of "Sacala a Bailar," and, naturally, the thundering power balladry of the title track — drums pounding and chords strumming as hard as possible while the piano cascades down like rain.
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In Hamburg, Germany, President Trump is thundering against the free press that covers him, while getting lovey-dovey with the leader of a country that attacked American and French elections, that invaded Ukraine, that helped slaughter civilians in Syria, that was involved in shooting down a civilian airliner over Ukraine, that murders critics, and that brutalizes gay people in Chechnya.
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The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs: A New History of a Lost World, by Steve BrusattePaleontologist Steve Brusatte pieced together some of the most recent scientific findings to create this up-to-date story of the dinosaurs, from their humble beginnings during the Triassic, to their dramatic rise during the thundering Jurassic, and ending with their cataclysmic demise at the end of the Cretaceous.
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Six months after reportedly thundering to senior White House staffers of his desire for tariffs, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE may be about to finally get his wish.
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These are the 30 most powerful people in Bank of America Merrill Lynch's $8 billion bond-trading divisionA leaked memo shows a shakeup is underway in Bank of America's sales and trading division, as a star sales exec is switching roles and another is leaving the firmMerrill Lynch's 'thundering herd' of advisers are winning over troves of new millionaires, and the growth is coming from a surprising place
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Gordie talked about how poor they were growing up in Floral, Saskatchewan, (that the marauding giant came from a place called Floral mirrored something about him, too, I thought), how he'd only had one skate as a child before finally getting another (from his sister, I think), and how intimidating it was to suddenly be in Detroit and a thundering American metropolis after years down on the prairie farm.
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We all figured that someone who so resolutely followed the path he cleared for himself, leaving gleaming paradoxes and thundering guitar riffs in his wake, had to be in on some universal secret, some as-yet-unknowable key to finding harmony in discord, illumination in darkness, constancy in chaos, something that, when you put all the craziness together, came close to that truth my fan friend talked about more than 30 years ago.
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