"Good visual effects," they said in unison to thunderous laughter.
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It wasn't all thunderous tomahawks for the Griffins sophomore virtuoso.
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The legislation passed unanimously by voice vote, to thunderous applause.
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This time, the crowd erupted with its most thunderous ovation.
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But the girl was fatally wounded in the thunderous volley.
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Le Pen entered to thunderous applause in a black pantsuit.
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Her announcement was met with thunderous applause from the audience.
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Gorsuch took the stage to thunderous applause and a standing ovation.
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And then Fisher's daughter, Billie Lourd, came out to thunderous applause.
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Watch as he nonchalantly drives through the carnage to thunderous applause.
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I remember getting super, super into really big, thunderous, cacophonous music.
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The applause for Polanski was thunderous and the standing ovation remarkable.
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" Conan Doyle wrote in a thunderous essay introducing Park's book. "It
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WATCH: President Trump is introduced to thunderous cheers at Alabama vs.
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As Johnson walked down the 18th fairway, the ovation was thunderous.
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In front of a thunderous crowd, Merritt did not walk anyone.
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Thunderous success came with the 22 release of the Planner Group.
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It will make a noise so thunderous we can't think straight.
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" —George Lucas, 2002 "So this is how democracy dies … to thunderous applause.
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Each pause was filled by thunderous applause from the sold-out audience.
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The community response has been thunderous, though not in a good way.
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Roger Stone receives thunderous applause after pledging to plead not guilty. pic.twitter.
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Then his fast-paced voice rolls on with its normal thunderous excitement.
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Just this thunderous wad of flailing racket with a rhythm breathing through.
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I'm imagining a thunderous round of high-fiving in the editing suite.
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Eventually, a thunderous roar of cult-y applause rises up in the crowd.
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Introduced by filmmaker Ken Burns, she took the stage to a thunderous ovation.
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He delivered multiple red meat lines that attracted thunderous applause from the audience.
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" Cunningham took the stage, to thunderous applause, to introduce "The Dance of Dragons.
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Sound technicians make sure to quash any threat of silence with thunderous music.
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She also received thunderous applause from the crowd when she won match point.
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As the printed program ended to thunderous applause, there was finally a hush.
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And in walks the Orange Creamsicle himself, grabbing the mic to thunderous applause.
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The noisy rattle of his own breath sounded thunderous, and he was afraid.
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The mostly male audience sprung to its feet, cheering him with thunderous applause.
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As the six-month deadline approaches, the hue and cry will be thunderous.
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She has a thunderous serve backed up by a powerful all-court game.
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The man is unconscious and letting out these little half breaths between thunderous snores.
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Wednesday, when a thunderous storm passed through the area, CBS reported, citing Batavia police.
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"No matter what Donald Trump says, America is great," she said to thunderous applause.
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A thunderous dunk by Happ pushed the margin to four with 4:37 left.
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It was quieter work, rather than the thunderous impact of the first Re-Imagining.
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At the end, they picked up their drumsticks and launched into a thunderous riff.
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Robotic arms grip containers, lift them and deposit them on deck with thunderous rumbles.
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What follows that heavy opening is a thunderous slog through the sludge of Americana.
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You could hear, in his thunderous voice, an amalgam of amazement and pure joy.
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Illiberal political leaders exploit these crises to expand their powers, sometimes to thunderous applause.
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When Barty took the court on Sunday night, she did so to thunderous applause.
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He then twice bowed mockingly to the crowd before letting out a thunderous bellow.
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"Elektra" features Christine Goerke, who sang the role to thunderous acclaim at Carnegie Hall.
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"I think we've got a surprise for the establishment," Sanders said to thunderous cheers.
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This style aims to capture the "hidden internal logic" behind China's thunderous stampede into modernity.
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A thunderous event once joined them, but they had drifted apart to follow adult lives.
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When the Russians walked out, the thunderous cheers from the international crowd turned to jeers.
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Then he vaults into the air to throw down a thunderous alley-oop from Irving.
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It made a thunderous slam—probably the worst sound I've ever heard in my life.
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Marquardt, in contrast, returns to the loss column after a thunderous knockout of Tamdan McRory.
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The Hollywood Reporter says it got this audio of his intro ... which brought thunderous applause.
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It's even got a name — HQ2 — and, in reality, Amazon's announcement was a thunderous roar.
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"I would be quite happy with a no-deal Brexit," he pronounced, to thunderous applause.
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He was greeted by a thunderous round of applause as he took the House floor.
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They aren't, however, sufficient for drowning out the thunderous prattle of a loud co-worker.
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As the speaker read out a letter from Mugabe, lawmakers broke out in thunderous applause.
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That brought up the top of the Yankees' thunderous lineup, Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez.
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He smiled and gave his hallmark thumbs-up gesture over and over to thunderous ovations.
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Crowds and chaotic thrills at the thunderous, lawless, medieval-style horse race in Siena, Italy.
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If he was hoping for thunderous applause from American Jews, President Trump may be disappointed.
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Wretch is triumphant, its refined misery, thunderous grooves, vintage tones, and pure grit stoking the flames.
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As "Shallow" wrapped up, the crowd erupts into thunderous applause and Cooper took a humble bow.
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He then incorporated the starchy golden phallus into his shooting-an-arrow celebration, to thunderous applause.
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A short time later, Timme delivered a thunderous dunk to push the margin back to 23.
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Nor could she explain his newest symptom, a strange and thunderous pounding in his left ear.
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It's not exactly the first plug-in Ferrari, famed for its thunderous V12 internal-combustion engines.
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"Almost repaired," Ginsburg said to thunderous applause at The Museum of the City of New York.
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Gordon played assertively all over, closing the scoring in the opening frame with a thunderous dunk.
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Lawler is likely to need some time to recover after his thunderous, knockout loss to Woodley.
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The thunderous monolith that is "Sunbather" hits us in the chest and no-one sits again.
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We knew that many founders would heed the call but — holy smokes — the response was thunderous.
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Just two minutes in, Williamson swiped a pass and delivered a thunderous dunk on a breakaway.
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As a prologue to a formal dance piece, a thunderous drum solo is a risky choice.
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I returned to my seat as a surprisingly-youthful Loggins took the stage to thunderous applause.
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"A (for 100 Cars)" was, by turns, a placid deliberation, a thunderous roar, an ambitious lark.
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He said fans, always thunderous when he is on a tear, have embraced him differently now.
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Sports ____ Crowds and chaotic thrills at the thunderous, lawless, medieval-style horse race in Siena, Italy.
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Harper left the stage on Thursday night to thunderous applause, still publicly coy about his future.
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The results can be thunderous battle, delicate sympathy, genial play — sometimes all in the same piece.
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He slaps on the ropes of spring steel, and it lets out a thunderous, unsettling boom.
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"You are the only real rebels left in this country," Mr. Trump said, to thunderous applause.
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Thunderous thanks to the trailblazing techies tendering terrific tools to transform this titanic task to tractability.
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During the run, Stevens drove to the basket and threw down a thunderous one-handed dunk.
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The thunderous roar of a full-grown tiger was as frightening as any experience in Vietnam.
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Voters waited in line for hours at those early Obama rallies because they wanted thunderous change.
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A ceremonial, farewell descent down the mountain would still have been greeted with a thunderous ovation.
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"One man is more powerful than the New York Times, " he told the room to thunderous applause.
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His 20163-inch reach, swiftness and thunderous punching power shot him to the top of the sport.
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Ah, young love — and a ray of sunshine after the biggest, most thunderous episode of the season.
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Thousands of progressive Jewish activists gave Mr. Sanders a thunderous standing ovation the moment he walked in.
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The film ends with thunderous applause, but as the credits roll, people remain focused on the screen.
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LaVine provided a highlight during the run with a thunderous dunk off a feed from Jabari Parker.
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The question was met with thunderous cheers while Reinhart covered her face with one hand and blushed.
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In mixed martial arts, the heavyweight division is loved for its thunderous, blink-and-miss-'em knockouts.
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But he did punctuate the win by throwing down this thunderous dunk in the game's penultimate minute.
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The ceremony ended with a prayer, a thunderous round of applause from the crowd and organ music.
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Another time I momentarily drank with Motörhead and Saxon after a thunderous show at the Hammersmith Odeon.
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Carryn, Owens' widow, garnered 2 minutes and 11 seconds of thunderous, sustained applause when Trump acknowledged her.
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Obama received a thunderous ovation when he called on Congress to lift the trade embargo on Cuba.
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Their formula has stayed the same throughout their run: stingy relief pitching, smooth defense and thunderous offense.
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At the TGIF meeting that week, employees burst into thunderous applause and gave Brin a standing ovation.
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"I think I only went two steps, then I heard a very loud thunderous bang," she said.
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He sang back the next line, and back came the thunderous chorus, rising from several hundred throats.
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After several firefights, the Kurds called in a thunderous artillery barrage to try to ease the way.
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The thunderous boom echoed across the battlefield, and I saw the orange spark of steel on steel.
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The resolution passed, 47-0, to thunderous applause in the Associated Student Body senate on Tuesday night.
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About 15 seconds later, a thunderous roar, traveling at the speed of sound, rolled over the spectators.
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"Hell, yes, we're going to take your AR-15, your AR-47," O'Rourke said to thunderous applause.
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But within days, the Royal Astronomer of England, Martin Ryle, released a thunderous condemnation of Drake's stunt.
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Garcia's thunderous entrance into the boxing world has even veteran fighters calling him the sport's next star.
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When I was there, the thunderous peals from popular movies like "Indiana Jones" and "Star Wars" played.
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Pacquiao showed on Saturday night that he still had what it takes to create a thunderous atmosphere.
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He was a dwarf, barely four feet tall, but from his small body came a thunderous voice.
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For big, thunderous steps of a T-Rex in Jurassic World, the vibrations are heavy and full.
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Sprague found the sixteen-year-old's success infuriating, and he published a thunderous indictment of teen pop.
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Lopez was as gritty as they come, with a record of 42-3 and a thunderous punch.
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When Celedon was a little girl, she thought the thunderous noise was a sign that Jesus was coming.
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It seems almost an anomaly that "America first" went quiet for so long until its recent thunderous revival.
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If you've managed to direct your inspiration toward a goal, next week will give you the thunderous aiaiiiee!
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Some bishops used thunderous, almost medieval language to denounce the law, others pulled their punches just a little.
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Host Chris Harrison repeatedly says Blake "has a lot of fans," which creates thunderous applause from the audience.
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After Stevenson's big trey, Keenan Evans attacked the basket for a thunderous dunk on Texas Tech's next possession.
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Mr. Jeffries sternly rebuked Mr. de Blasio over the summer for his thunderous June broadside against Mr. Cuomo.
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But a thunderous serve from Seixas to level at 9-9 shifted the momentum back to the Brazilians.
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"I believe we've got an excellent chance to win New York," he said, to thunderous applause in Wyoming.
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"F---, I forgot the lyrics," she says with a laugh, followed by thunderous applause from her supportive crowd.
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When Grant threw down a thunderous dunk over Pistons reserve center Aron Baynes, the Sixers led 84-78.
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The goal was greeted by a thunderous ovation from the fans while Mete was mobbed by his teammates.
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He'll make weakside defenders hesitate one second too long before they sink in to bother Drummond's thunderous rolls.
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The Englishman woke the thousands of British fans in attendance up with a thunderous, second-round KO victory.
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And the one time he flashed up on the big screen the jeering of the crowd was thunderous.
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But that doesn't mean viewers watching couldn't read his lips when he said, "(expletive) Trump" to thunderous applause.
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The tight production continued right into the thunderous final night, with fiery speeches by the activist preacher Rev.
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With his thunderous serve and professional approach, he has been a young threat on the rise for years.
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Testing on the company's BE-4 engine, the thunderous staple for Blue Origin's propulsion business, is nearing completion.
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Sure, at larger events close to the caucus date, there were cheers, and at times, even thunderous applause.
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And city officials are using Independence Day as a way to make a thunderous declaration of their ambitions.
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Our correspondent attended a campaign rally in Marseille, where her anti-immigrant line drew thunderous chants from supporters.
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And then, a few days later, Jeb heard the thunderous squeal of a motorcycle peeling up the road.
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I went to sleep at 3am, only to be woken by a thunderous explosion half an hour later.
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With a quote from scripture and a "God bless the United States of America," she finished, to thunderous applause.
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Crowe doesn't impersonate Ailes so much as inhabit him, from his padded waddle to his thunderous bouts of anger.
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COJUTEPEQUE, El Salvador — Shortly after midday on Monday, August 19, Evelyn Hernández emerged from the courthouse to thunderous applause.
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With 5 minutes 9 seconds left in the third quarter, Popovich inserted seldom-used Boban Marjanovic to thunderous applause.
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There have been several shows of what officials call "thunderous power", involving thousands of paramilitary troops parading through streets.
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If the thunderous reaction to Hobbs & Shaw is any indication, the Fast & Furious franchise isn't slowing down one bit.
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Llewellyn describes the thunderous explosions rolling along the shore as every ship in the Allied fleet was blazing away.
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They also include an "extra bass" capability, which is a neat bonus for people that are into thunderous beats.
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His speech, while delivered in a low-key fashion, was nonetheless a thunderous recitation of his "America First" policies.
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Whenever Mr. Yevtushenko recited the poem at public rallies, it was met with stunned silence and then thunderous ovations.
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On Baseball BOSTON — It was a night of roiling emotions, desperate bullpen moves, inspiring comebacks and thunderous home runs.
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Yanni Wetzell scored two of his 11 points on a thunderous dunk coming off one of his two steals.
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He spoke without disruption, despite being charged with espionage for leaking classified information, and was rewarded with thunderous applause.
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Nonetheless, it is one of her signature issues, always drawing a thunderous response when she invokes it at rallies.
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USC responded to multiple UCLA surges, including Onyeka Okongwu's thunderous dunk in traffic for two of his 16 points.
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Content itself was broken down in it's broiling furnace and reshaped with the thunderous blows of foot hitting nuts.
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No one is writing home about his thunderous right hand, his blindingly fast jab, or his unstoppable double leg takedown.
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Earlier, Khachanov showed why he is one of the finest young talents in tennis with a thunderous victory over Thiem.
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When you hear the percussion from another room, the rhythms sound like gunshots — rapid, thunderous, and, most of all, chilling.
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Behemoths tend to have thunderous and sharply-angled serves, which is the most important shot, especially on pacey hard courts.
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"Thank you so much to everyone here for making unbelievable memories for every single person," he said to thunderous applause.
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At times his prose echoes Melville's, with thunderous adjectives crashing onto one another while the verbs churn the sentences along.
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Whatever your takeaway is, the thunderous response to Wolf's performance did drown out much of the chatter around Trump's words.
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In heavyweight mixed martial arts, where one thunderous punch can end a fight in a blink, they're nearly non-existent.
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The Americans had possession because the Colombians essentially granted it to them in order to kickstart their rolling, thunderous counterattacks.
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For existing fans of the band, it's yet another great album full of alien guitars, haunting pianos, and thunderous drums.
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"So they've asked me to host the Billboard Music Awards again," she said, as the crowd burst into thunderous applause.
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But a thunderous serve from Seixas to level at 9-9 shifted the momentum back in favour of the Brazilians.
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Just as I was squinting to try to comprehend the point, a vile and thunderous racist rant would be unleashed.
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James added 11 rebounds and 11 assists before checking out to a thunderous ovation with 6 minutes 2 seconds left.
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Dense & Pika are known for thunderous club tracks that truly test speaker stacks by doubling down on thudding bass drums.
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Cinematic and self-possessed, they offered up Wagnerian bombast stripped down and filtered through wild pagan folk and thunderous doom.
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Then he bowed again, violently sliding his hand up the violin's neck, and a graceful, thunderous sound filled the room.
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They follow a pattern: a thunderous standing ovation from an adoring crowd, followed by gentle questioning from a sympathetic interviewer.
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Thunderous cascades of sound again filled the old-school Coliseum on Wednesday night during Game 240 against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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" Earlier, Mr. Gantz entered a packed election-night headquarters in Tel Aviv to thunderous cheers, declaring, "We are the winners!
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Today, 2000 people work at the plant amid the thunderous boom of presses pounding loops of stainless steel into silverware.
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Baker's thunderous dunk with 2:07 left put Rutgers up 203-41, thwarting any last chance of an Indiana comeback.
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The skit, like the slew of similar comedic gestures to come before it, was welcomed with thunderous applause and laughter.
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Howard, an enigmatic center, had thunderous dunks on back-to-back possessions that got the home crowd into the game.
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On his 26th day in office, President Trump received a thunderous welcome at a National Rifle Association convention in Atlanta.
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It and other astounding land formations, along with thunderous waves, dominate these miraculous works, some not much larger than postcards.
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It's another thunderous Idina Menzel showstopper about self-discovery and empowerment that earns all the goose bumps it gives you.
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The 30-year-old Durant has remained popular among Seattle sports fans and is expected to receive a thunderous ovation.
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To lessen noises and vibration, for example, workers create enclosures around shafts, which capture some of the thunderous construction sounds.
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Galli added the fourth shortly after coming on for Valentina Bergamaschi with a thunderous 25-metre strike in the 71st.
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But the resulting thunderous applause was another reminder that in this room, entertainment superseded information, catharsis overrode ambiguity, outrage overcame contemplation.
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I saw some video of Kim Jong- un making an entrance into a hotel area and just greeted with thunderous applause.
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The House of Cards star revealed his true identity by taking off his Spacey Facey, and was met with thunderous applause.
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Thousands of paramilitary troops have since paraded through three cities in Xinjiang in shows of "thunderous power" aimed at Uighur terrorists.
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Askham, on the other hand, returns to the loss column after a thunderous KO of Chris Dempsey in his last fight.
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"Storm is Coming" has everything that drives (pun intended) this brilliant soundtrack: thunderous drums, frantic strings and even the electric guitar.
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Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) — who was greeted with thunderous applause and cheers from Democrats on the floor after edging out Rep.
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N.H.L. Roundup Only thunderous cheers, not flying objects, came from the fans as the Flyers' Michal Neuvirth skated off the ice.
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Jérôme Delanois said he was at an Internet cafe near the Delta Air Lines counter when he heard a thunderous noise.
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Bosnich had history with Spurs supporters, having knocked out Jurgen Klinsmann in a thunderous collision at Villa Park two seasons previous.
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The race is seen as having national implications given Donald Trump's thunderous victory in 20203 over the Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton.
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Williamson, for one, has gained attention for his thunderous dunks, and he does not discriminate when he goes above the rim.
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Mr. Magaqa raved about it to his friends back home — its V8 engine, the thunderous noise from the twin exhaust pipes.
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Entering one or two at a time, each successive arrival was greeted with a thunderous burst of applause from the crowd.
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Obama, drawing a thunderous welcome from the crowd at the Staples Center, was nearly drowned out as she delivered her lines.
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But then again, I can't deny that Synalpheus Acdci doesn't have quite the same ring to it as the thunderous Synalpheus Pinkfloydi.
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They're giving their new champion a now-or-never shot at revenge, and using Henderson's thunderous knockout of Lombard to leverage it.
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Her thunderous flow, soul-hitting lyrics and vocal tone and ability were not only unmatchable—they had also never been done before.
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The eighth and final season of HBO's Game of Thrones promises to go out with a thunderous — and most definitely bloody — bang.
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Beneath two huge rotating banks of video monitors 400 aerobically trim young bodies undulate in syncopated strobe light to thunderous dance music.
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Our protests in Charlotte have given thunderous voice to the silent pain and suffering that each of us as black Americans know.
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And in contrast to its thunderous ruling on privacy, the Supreme Court's decision on triple talaq was, more typically, obscure and timid.
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Merkel and her politics can be ousted!" he said to thunderous applause at a conference taking place under the slogan "Social. Fair.
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AXELROD: ... for the Kennedy Center Awards, and when you walked in, there was this thunderous and lengthy ovation and lots of tears.
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His thunderous dunk with 6:39 on the clock got the crowd on its feet and brought the Celtics within 11-7.
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Aided by thunderous airstrikes, U.S.-backed rebels managed to oust ISIS from the strategic town of Ash Shaddadi, according to the observatory.
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Thunderous bass riffs and guitar squeals tear upwards out of the dusty ground like the mesas and chasms of the American west.
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She offered no clue on how Mr Trump might differ in private from the thunderous braggart he has made for public consumption.
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Smith kept swishing 3-pointers, and James kept going straight at the rim, his thunderous dunk extending the lead back to 20.
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If Mitt Romney, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski and one other Republican join the Democrats to convict, the political humiliation will be thunderous.
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In the film, the "mad as hell" speech builds with steady, thunderous intensity, but Cranston seems not so much angry as afraid.
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That song, a thunderous New York rap record with an off-kilter beat and a threatening mood, elbowed its way to dominance.
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I was there at many Trump campaign rallies when he would make this declaration, and it was always met with thunderous applause.
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Dark, thunderous clouds and scattered showers are forecast this afternoon, and the sad weather will most likely stick around until late Tuesday.
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"Tennessee Song," with its thunderous chorus and dirty electric guitar, is a testament to the state that has always drawn her back.
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Spain's Severo Jurado Lopez cantered to Santana's "Smooth" before coming down center line to Bon Jovi's "It's My Life" to thunderous applause.
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A fierce wind rattled our old windows, and I heard the cracking of tree limbs and then their thunderous crashes to earth.
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But it bounced up perfectly for DeLeon, who ripped a thunderous half volley beyond Steffen to send the capacity crowd into rapture.
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And he received thunderous applause for his speech at the Iowa Democratic Party's Wing Ding Dinner (more on that below!) last Friday.
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At an East Harlem fund-raiser, Puerto Rican poets shouted their verses above the thunderous roar of the Metro-North Railroad trains.
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May, however, directly addressed that committee last night and she reportedly received thunderous support from lawmaker's keen to back her latest plan.
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Six came on dunks — one being a thunderous slam in the final 90 seconds — as the Grizzlies kept getting high-percentage shots.
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Jacob Gage told CNN he was lying in bed when his building "shook with a thunderous boom" and his home lost power.
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National Disaster Mitigation Agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said the explosions Monday night were "thunderous" and hurled white hot rocks from the crater.
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"I will gladly lend you my copy," Khan said, thrusting the Constitution into the air as the arena broke out into thunderous applause.
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After Howard made a 22-pointer, Morant delivered a thunderous dunk to ensure the Golden Eagles weren't about to halt the Racers' momentum.
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He shot deftly with his left hand, crushed down thunderous dunks and flicked passes to teammates as if skipping rocks across a pond.
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Dave Brat, a gathering that erupted into thunderous fits of screaming and yelling among the audience -- and pleas for calm from the stage.
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Needing a seven to close out the match, Ku thumped it into the eight ring to raise thunderous cheers from ecstatic Korean fans.
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Kyrgios, 21, continues to climb the rankings with his menacing brand of power tennis, which features a thunderous serve and a sledgehammer forehand.
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The soggy conditions slowed Isner's thunderous serve, and after a tough first set, Murray won handily, 7-6 (9), 6-4, 6-3.
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Forward Zach Auguste scored a season-high 24 points, including two thunderous dunks, as Notre Dame beat Georgia Tech 43-64 on Wednesday.
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But he then repeatedly summoned surprising reserves of energy to come up with thunderous forehands, clutch serves or effective shots on the run.
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The symphonic writing is densely vivid, especially in the work's arid final minutes, driven by thunderous waves of almglocken, gongs and bass drum.
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For all his thunderous criticism of China as an economic predator, Mr. Trump has yet to impose a sweeping trade sanction against it.
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His diagnosis of early brainstem herniation and the relentless destruction of the breathing centers and death, was met by rising, even thunderous, applause.
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The end result is a fascinating mix of contemplative ambience and childlike wonder, building up to the intensifying polyrhythms at its thunderous climax.
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According to the Register, Biden received thunderous applause when encouraging Iowans at an event to "ruin Joni Ernst's night" by caucusing for him.
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Conor McGregor dominated in his return to UFC action on Saturday night, winning with a thunderous first-round knockout against Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone.
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Kvitova beat Maria Sharapova in straight sets in the final with a display of thunderous power from her swooping serve and percussive forehand.
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"Even if I run from / it I'm still in it," Tamko sings on "Flood," striding through the song's ambient sounds and thunderous drums.
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Severo Jurado Lopez from Spain cantered to Santana's "Smooth," before coming down centre line to Bon Jovi's ''It's My Life'' to thunderous applause.
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" Thunderous bass and industrial distortion rip through the track as Moor Mother scathingly delivers the lines, "Hands up don't shoot / That's your occupation.
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At Stoddard's Range and Guns in Atlanta, one thunderous clap after another reverberates through the room, mixing with laughter and the smell of gunpowder.
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A small reconnaissance drone glided eerily above the Peshmerga's position only to be shot down moments later by a thunderous volley of automatic gunfire.
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As thunderous kick womped over and over again, a vocal wibbled in and out of focus, backed with a Radio 2 friendly piano line.
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The Challenge: Can you solve a real-life medical mystery involving a 59-year-old man tormented by a thunderous pounding in his head?
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Hachimura scored the final seven points, including a thunderous dunk followed by a free throw to make it 23-17 with 8:36 left.
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The next day, King Salman visited parliament, where lawmakers waved the Saudi flag and repeatedly interrupted proceedings with thunderous applause and impromptu poetry recitals.
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"I wake up every morning in a house that was built by slaves," said Mrs Obama, in a speech punctuated only by thunderous applause.
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In Israel, he is a national hero and was greeted at a recent speaking appearance with a thunderous standing ovation from a sellout crowd.
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Williamson opened the game by scoring the Pelicans' first five points, first on a hanging, and-one basket, then on a thunderous, driving dunk.
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His arguments are likely to play well with the White House, where President Donald Trump has been thunderous in attacking America's biggest tech companies.
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Two years is a long freaking time to sit around and ponder a feature that so clearly would receive thunderous applause from all sides.
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Gunfire could be heard in periodic, thunderous bursts in the capital, while live pictures on local news showed protesters throwing stones at the police.
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That started the run, and Bryant finished it with a thunderous dunk to put Indiana up by 62-52 with 13:10 to play.
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And his deep, thunderous voice still projected throughout the entire house, as if refusing to be absorbed by the surrounding furniture, whenever he spoke.
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On Soccer A radio D.J.'s thunderous stadium announcements have won over fans and players alike, and made him a global social media sensation.
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Henry's floater in the run made up for a thunderous dunk attempt that clanged high off the rim and out of bounds minutes earlier.
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That's one way to interpret the thunderous response to her speech accepting the Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement at the Golden Globes.
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"If war breaks out, the Liberation Army will use its thunderous might to deliver a painful lesson to India," the paper said on Friday.
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The commissioner praised Officer Mulkeen's character and commitment to ridding the streets of illegal guns before posthumously promoting him to detective, to thunderous applause.
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With the percussionist David Hawkins adding thick mallet strokes on a second drum kit, Mr. Murray kept up a thunderous and slant-fit groove.
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Rakocevic led three Trojans scoring in double-figures, which included a thunderous transition dunk late in the game, set up by a Daniel Utomi.
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Toppin avoided fouling out and helped put the game away with a thunderous, reverse dunk along the baseline with under two minutes to go.
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Hardaway had seven of his 10 first-half points during the Hawks' 19-0 run, which was highlighted by rookie Taurean Prince's thunderous dunk.
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"From the Motown records I wore out on the South Side —" Obama began, but was immediately drowned out by thunderous applause from the crowd.
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In recordings of the officers' panicked radio calls to a dispatcher on Tuesday, a thunderous barrage of gunfire can be heard in the background.
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While the UFC heavyweight division is adored for the thunderous knockouts it so often produces, it's also frequently criticized for its lack of depth.
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But instead, when talking about how despite opposition from republicans, he's cut the unemployment rate, he said with a smile "Thanks, Obama" to thunderous applause.
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Trump, speaking at the United Nations also on Tuesday, criticized China for its trade practices, and offered a thunderous recitation of his "America First" policies.
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Aldo made a concerted effort to try and stifle the fabled footwork and wily movement of Edgar with piercing jabs and some thunderous leg kicks.
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After the US victory, the team's fans remained in the stadium for the trophy ceremony, and many of them started a thunderous "equal pay" chant.
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Siren-like synths and the thunderous fog of bombs echo during "The Bob," a series of vignettes reimagining the 1969 war film Battle of Britain.
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UMass trimmed the deficit to 58-56 before a pair of thunderous dunks by Silva extended the lead to 62-56 with 5:04 remaining.
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An example can be found in the modern day WWE, where Roman Reigns is presented as heroic but generally receives thunderous boos wherever he goes.
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This is how an abuser is redeemed: Not with the whimper of even half-hearted attempts at reconciliation, but with the bang of thunderous applause.
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Donald Trump just arrived at the annual Army-Navy Football Game ... and to say he did so to a thunderous applause would be an understatement.
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Kratos, the thunderous star of God of War, returned to the fold with an epic gameplay demo at the start of Sony's E3 press conference.
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" To thunderous applause Mr Corbyn told the conference: "Our hugely increased membership is part of a movement that can take Labour's message into every community.
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Lima is a thunderous hitter and Koreshkov has fought at his best in the moments that he understands that he wants no part of that.
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During the event, they observed a thunderous fly-over by 100 aircrafts, including jet fighters, World War II Lancaster bombers and the ceremonial Red Arrows.
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Modric added a second in the 80th, swerving right, then left and right again before hammering home a thunderous shot from just outside the area.
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Mr. Netanyahu did not mention the Iran deal, which he tried to kill with thunderous speeches to the General Assembly and the United States Congress.
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"With guns by our bodies, knives unsheathed, fists out and hands extended, we must use thunderous power to strike hard against terrorist activities," Zhu said.
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"We did not vote to leave the EU and we will not be dragged out against our will," Sturgeon said to thunderous applause on Sunday.
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In his online videos, the young, bushy-bearded cleric apppears earnest and amiable while discussing politics and religion with comrades, but thunderous when denouncing enemies.
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But nothing could compare to the thunderous applause and standing ovation that welcomed Schultz on stage nearly an hour and a half into the presentation.
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He scored 26 points on 20 shots, including multiple thunderous dunks in the fourth quarter, helping Boston take a 2-0 lead in the series.
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A thunderous round of applause came from the other passengers, and those of us who helped rode the rest of the way home with smiles.
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There was a final, thunderous ovation from the fans, the Mets' bullpen pouring onto the field to applaud him, the Marlins themselves standing and clapping.
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Overnight gay icon Vanessa "Vanjie" Mateo detonated the crowd with her minted rallying cry, and The Vixen gave a black-power salute to thunderous cheers.
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Sometimes that was rescuing a hostage or foiling a terror plot; more frequently, it was bursting into the box to score a thunderous late goal.
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She drew thunderous applause (and, predictably, an angry tweet from Mr. Trump, who said Ms. Streep — who later landed her 20th Oscar nomination — was "overrated").
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Tatum scored 26 points, including a thunderous dunk down the stretch to help punctuate a 33-0 run by Boston over the final five minutes.
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It wasn't until Miller's VFX test footage leaked online in July 1003 to thunderous applause that the studio worked up the nerve to greenlight the project.
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Forward Jalen McDaniels scored two of his 15 points on a thunderous put-back dunk with 4:48 left, giving the Aztecs a seven-point cushion.
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I think his idea was that he would step out to a roar of laughter and thunderous applause (from all fifteen of us in the room).
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There's no beholding distance from their monotonously compact, rounded breasts and thunderous thighs, smushed into depthless landscapes and interiors, and thus no imaginable approach to intimacy.
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This is the first Republican convention ever in which a speaker, Silicon Valley magnate Peter Thiel, got thunderous applause for identifying as gay during his speech.
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The 23-year-old got his face punched out by Cosmo Alexandre, crumbling to the canvas with a thunderous face plant 29 seconds into the match.
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Washington, D.C. (CNN)The darkened ballroom is hit by a barrage of flashing lights and a thunderous musical score that sounds like a call to battle.
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So it was no surprise that the crowd at Ford Field were especially in love with Franklin's National Anthem — breaking into thunderous applause throughout the performance.
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The tributes from both congressional leaders, which were met by thunderous applause, kicked off the official nominating process, known as the roll call of the states.
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UFC's Dan Henderson celebrated his thunderous knockout against Hector Lombard by hitting up a beach bar, but apparently the real celebration was when he went home.
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One thing that's not changing: the employees still welcome in the first shoppers with thunderous applause and hand them free t-shirts marking the store's opening.
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LONDON — Britain's legendary weather has been captured in a quirky 37-piece jewelry collection that includes a shining sun, flashing bolts of lightning and thunderous clouds.
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The obvious task for Iron Man and the gang (basically, the Avengers plus the Guardians of the Galaxy) is to halt Thanos in his thunderous tracks.
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Here are the highlights:: • In an emotional finale to his campaign, Mr. Sanders was greeted with a standing ovation and was frequently interrupted by thunderous applause.
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And throughout the cavernous interior, yellow bins brimming with customers' orders zipped along more than 2115 miles of conveyor belts, which clattered with a thunderous din.
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The ceiling of the tunnel we were just standing in collapses all at once, a thunderous rumble intensified by the roar of explosions from the city.
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On Sunday, Romaine was right behind him as Amenta slowly walked across the stage, shook hands with FIU's administrators, and received thunderous applause from the crowd.
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Smith threw down a thunderous dunk on Duke forward Harry Giles, then blocked an alley-oop on the Blue Devils' next possession at the other end.
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Brazil will pin their hopes on players such as precision setter Bruno Rezende and outside hitter Ricardo Lucarelli, whose thunderous spikes make him a leading scorer.
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Here are seven great things we wrote about this week: With a thunderous roar, a rocket called Falcon Heavy arced into the great unknown on Tuesday.
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The president drew thunderous applause by celebrating the reversal of a regulation known as the Waters of the United States, which many rural landowners had opposed.
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We headed westward to the side of thunderous green mountains, on serpentine roads as monstrous wind turbines — pinwheels of the gods — churned slowly on the horizon.
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Following Sanders's thunderous victory in the Nevada caucuses, it appeared he might steamroll competition on Super Tuesday by running up huge margins in California and Texas.
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While McGregor has been disrespectful of some opponents in the past after his thunderous knockouts, he was quick to show love to Cerrone after his victory.
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When Trump, entering the box shortly before kickoff, appeared on the stadium's giant screens, he was greeted with thunderous cheers from the crowd of over 100,000.
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Amid traditional tabla players, colorfully dressed dancers and thunderous applause, the leaders leveraged their talents at commanding crowds to project the strength of U.S.-India relations.
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On Golf AUGUSTA, Ga. — Throughout the first nine holes of Sunday's final round at the Masters, Sergio García was greeted with thunderous applause from the grandstands.
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But on Wednesday, he touched on a range of issues as he walked confidently around the stage, and he received thunderous applause when he was done.
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The most thunderous applause came for the widow of William Owens, a Navy SEAL known as Ryan who was killed during a controversial raid in Yemen.
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Whenever Maura's name was mentioned as a constructor, the thunderous applause in the hall could be heard in the judging room an entire hotel floor away.
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There's then a thunderous knock on the door; a man has a message for Julian from a woman named Doreen's husband: A major punch in the gut.
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This year's centenary will be marked by a thunderous ringing of bells across the country, recalling the peals heard by an exhausted, relieved nation in November 1918.
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Substitute Eder's thunderous finish deep into extra time against host-country France secured Portugal's first European Championship title, even after Cristiano Ronaldo's early exit due to injury.
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The band's latest album, Possession, was a breakout moment for the trio, and "Mawu" caught especial attention for its inescapable, thunderous groove and Oya's mesmerizing vocal acrobatics.
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When the German delegation entered Fisht Olympic Stadium wearing bright, rainbow-colored uniforms, many interpreted the garb as a protest and greeted the Germans with thunderous applause.
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NBC news reporter Miguel Almaguer tweeted early Monday morning that a "thunderous explosion" appeared "to startle many police" and send people running in the Elizabeth train station.
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Following thunderous applause, the cast and crew took to the stage, many of them offering up what appeared to be their final goodbyes to the Marvel Universe.
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It's all shot with vigor and a glossy paintbox by Dan Mindel, fresh off The Force Awakens, and it's drenched in a thunderous score by Theodore Shapiro.
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Notwithstanding the thunderous applause that solar photovoltaic (rooftop) power receives from enlightened opinion, it is not cost-competitive with conventional electricity, and cannot survive without massive subsidies.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) received thunderous applause as he entered the chamber for the first time since being diagnosed with brain cancer to cast the 28503th vote. Sen.
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"We deserve leaders who stand for principle," said Mr Cruz, to, initially, thunderous acclaim from a crowd grateful, at last, for a revivifying dose of conservative dogma.
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James finished with eight rebounds, nine assists and a thunderous third-period dunk that halted any hopes the Grizzlies might have had about making a big comeback.
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Mr. Pierce ("The Wire") plays the nominee as an enigma, but his rage before the cameras (he famously called the hearings a "high-tech lynching") is thunderous.
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Beginning to ooze confidence, he pounced in the fifth game of the decider, earning a break point with an angled backhand and converting with a thunderous forehand.
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Simon zipped a pass to Mustapha Heron for a two-handed dunk, and Simon threw down a thunderous dunk two possessions later on a feed from Ponds.
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Putin himself unveiled the program in spring 13, in the midst of his own campaign for reelection, to thunderous applause from a room full of Russia's elite.
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In the third round, he caught Lewis with a thunderous punch to the side of the head which seemed to briefly rock the champion on his heels.
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The Republican-controlled House passed it overwhelmingly this week, but Saturday's amended version of the bill meant educators' thunderous showdown with the state's conservative Senate would continue.
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A few years prior, computer behemoth Intel collaborated with Flume for a short TV commercial that featured both his custom stage apparatus and his thunderous, beaming chords.
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Mr. Dale was a surfer, sound pioneer and guitarist whose unusual, percussive playing style and thick, thunderous music earned him the nickname the Father of Heavy Metal.
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"If someone is victorious, it is India," Mr. Modi declared in a thunderous speech to workers in his Bharatiya Janata Party outside its headquarters in New Delhi.
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If you hear bursts of pained shrieks alongside thunderous cheers this weekend, don't be alarmed: The World Cup has reached the round of 83, the knockout stage.
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When she finished speaking about Scooter, she seemed to wait for applause, and it did not come immediately ... and when it did it was less than thunderous.
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Its BE-4 engine, the thunderous staple of Blue Origin's propulsion business, has demonstrated that it "works, and works well," CEO Bob Smith told CNBC in April.
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Paul knocked down a 277-foot jumper 31 seconds later, and Adams delivered a thunderous dunk to make it a 12-point margin with 1:58 remaining.
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Only Andre Iguodala, 33, might be considered on the backside of his prime, though he hardly showed it Monday, with 1153 points that included a thunderous dunk.
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With tears in his eyes, Ji hoisted the wooden crutches that his father made, to the thunderous applause from the audience at the State of the Union.
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If there had been any doubt about his health, he dismissed it with a thunderous dunk in the fourth quarter, flying in to put back a miss.
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Tens of thousands of spectators made the pilgrimage from across the country to experience the immense heat and thunderous roar of the rocket's 5 million pounds of thrust.
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Senior big man Zach Auguste is far less of a sure thing as a pro prospect, but he'll make himself known with a couple thunderous slams a night.
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Yet it was hard to keep things low-key amid standing ovations, thunderous Viking claps, and blue and yellow lights across Vancouver paying tribute to their Swedish heritage.
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The irony of it all is that the exact same speech could be repeated today, and not only would it fit the times — it would receive thunderous applause.
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The US Marine Corps has already landed Ospreys, thunderous flying troop-carriers that would be vital in an amphibious war with China or North Korea, on the Izumo.
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Just over eight years ago, then-presidential candidate Obama received thunderous applause in front an estimated 200,000 in Berlin when he called for an era of global partnerships.
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Simon rallied with a final flourish, regaining a service break and saved two match points before holding to raise thunderous cheers from a crowd firmly in his corner.
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The ghost took another step, thunderous, as if to shake the very foundations of the Presleys' house, and the lights in the room flared with a demonic flicker.
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The Brazilian supporters, who had cheered their side in a thunderous display of enthusiasm, turned to head for the exits, their hopes of a first Olympic gold dashed.
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Matthews, however, ended the half with five points inside the final minute, including a thunderous fast-break dunk resulting in a three-point play with 36.2 seconds remaining.
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The costly planes were doomed by their speed: The jets created sonic booms when they broke the 767 mph sound barrier, sending thunderous rumbles to the land below.
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The clattering, thunderous racket, said Hillary-Marie Atkinson, a co-owner of Grooves Unlimited, was a reliable preview of how the Jersey Tap Fest, to be held Aug.
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"For too long, issues like these have been dismissed by many as 'women's issues' – as though that somehow makes them less worthy, secondary," Clinton said to thunderous applause.
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Thomas' floater at 2:48 put Boston up 118-117 and Bradley slammed home a thunderous breakaway dunk at 0:22 after he stripped Wall for the steal.
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But nothing could compare to the thunderous applause and standing ovation that welcomed Executive Chairman Howard Schultz on stage nearly an hour and a half into the presentation.
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And of course at the plate was Alex Bregman, the Astros lightning-rod star with the thunderous bat, hoping to win the game with one well-placed swing.
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Mr. Sanders, a Vermont liberal, did not address supporters on Tuesday night, leaving an unusual void in the space his thunderous persona has typically occupied on election nights.
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Enzo Amore and Big Cass arrived to immediate, thunderous ovations, and WWE swiftly threw them into the middle of the tag team scene before Enzo's scary looking concussion.
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But the real thrill comes during purposeful acceleration; the turbocharged five-cylinder's harmonics soar from a low rumble to a thunderous howl that wakes up all of creation.
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"We should stop waiting for politicians to change and start replacing them," she told business, government and civil society leaders at a climate week event, to thunderous applause.
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But after the #MeToo movement took off in late 2017, there were calls around the country to restrict or ban such agreements, and thunderous outrage over their secrecy.
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On the other, it gives FDM newcomers something to latch onto in the flurry of crackling rhythms and thunderous percussion—a familiar voice calling out in the darkness.
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And Trump is still getting thunderous applause from Republican audiences for saying things about Iraq that would have been heresy within the GOP just a few years ago.
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For those who still think we can leave tackling climate change for tomorrow the message here is thunderous: the Perfect Storm is no longer brewing, it has arrived.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Iceland fans made the most of their reputation as fiery Vikings on Saturday, practicing their thunderous "Viking clap" ahead of their World Cup match in Moscow.
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"Bentley sang her bawdy, bossy songs in a thunderous voice, dipping down into a froglike growl or curling upward into a wail," according to her belated Times obit.
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Amid thunderous applause from his supporters at a downtown hotel, Mr. Jones held up his victory as a message to Washington from voters fed up with political warfare.
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The screen seems to be undergoing a seizure that escalates by the second, an effect heightened by Gershon Kingsley's thunderous, industrial, Moog-synthesized sounds that punctuate every movement.
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If you speak the words "Thor" or "worthy," Mjölnir lights up with intricate runes and a big Asgardian insignia to make any Thor cosplayer feel like a thunderous badass.
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For three frenzied rounds, Larkin and Masvidal pulverized each other with thunderous punches and snapping kicks across all levels, culminating with a combined output of more than 100 strikes.
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Introduced as "a man with a perfect school attendance record until today," Taylor Crozier promptly steps up to the tee box and smacks a perfect play to thunderous applause.
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Freshly disembarked from his Boeing 757, Mr Trump had just begun a thunderous attack on Hillary Clinton's health policies when he was distracted by a "Drain the Swamp" sign.
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Mr. Bay likes to go bold and likes to go bonkers, fattening his often-outrageous material with crazed visual strokes and thunderous explosions, helter-skelter angles and scattershot editing.
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Then, after decades of thunderous support for the Tories and especially Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, it flipped in 1997, urging its readers to vote for Tony Blair's Labour Party.
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Twelve hundred miles away, an hour or so later, about three dozen shows would take curtain calls on Broadway, and many of their casts would bow to thunderous applause.
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"Neither a strong election for Cambiemos nor a thunderous defeat are expected, but either way the government will have to negotiate with the lawmakers," said political analyst Ricardo Rouvier.
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He also brought a larger-than-usual Milwaukee crowd to its feet with a thunderous first quarter dunk, but didn't stick around to talk to reporters about it afterward.
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Aided occasionally by famous friends like Mica Levi and Arca, Blunt's grime mutations, too, feel more on the verge of dissipating into the ether than erupting into thunderous celebration.
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A witness who saw part of the pursuit near Virginia Commonwealth University told WTVR he knew something was wrong when he heard the thunderous sound of the military vehicle.
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From the first bell onwards, the Prince's opponent looked sharper, fitter and, for once, meaner than him, catching him with thunderous punches again and again as the bout progressed.
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U.S. goalkeeper Nick Rimando turned away a 71st-minute strike from Milos Simonovic and a thunderous shot from Lazar Jovanovic in the 89th minute to keep a clean sheet.
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One thunderous riposte by Bayern — a whiplash 30-yard shot by Alaba that rattled Atlético's crossbar in the second half — suggested that the wall of defense could be breached.
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The judges and the audience clearly loved the results, with the pair earning the highest scores as well as thunderous applause and winning their fourth gold at the competition.
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The show has received thunderous critical approval, and has already been renewed for a second season, (that will hopefully consist of more than the eight episodes this season got).
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Kaaterskill Falls, about 110 miles north of Manhattan, is misty and tranquil in times of low rainfall but can become thunderous and fierce for days after a heavy rain.
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The club returned the favor Thursday, enshrining him on the Rogers Centre's Level of Excellence and unfurling a No. 32 banner from the center field rafters to thunderous applause.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo, who is fighting to solidify himself as the best player in the East over Kawhi Leonard, attacked the rim on the first possession with a thunderous dunk.
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Biden still needs to turn the enthusiasm around his thunderous South Carolina victory into real support on the ground, where he's outmanned when it comes to staff and organization.
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"Even as progressive criticisms of charter schooling have grown thunderous, some conservative allies are quietly asking whether the charter community continues to deserve their full-throated support," he wrote.
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His capacity for hitting thunderous home runs could not mask his difficulty with hitting breaking balls, and his rocket arm could not conceal his technical deficiencies behind the plate.
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Although it is a digital organ that can produce many types of sounds, the Roland can, perhaps best of all, reproduce the thunderous, pipe-organ sound of a Wurlitzer.
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Xavier got off to a quick start with 210-pointers from Carter and Scruggs, plus a thunderous dunk by Jones to lead 9-4 at the first media timeout.
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The month-old cantina with a line out the door may be thunderous tonight and an oasis of calm a year from now when the mobs have moved on.
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He says with the slowing down of the Wimbledon grasscourts in recent years it was no longer enough to rely on a single weapon such as a thunderous serve.
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The first loss, to the Spurs, was aided by the thunderous block by one Most Valuable Player Award candidate, Kawhi Leonard, of another, James Harden, in the closing seconds.
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The thunderous clack-clack of gunfire and small dots of white smoke overhead provided a loud and unexpected accompaniment to the start of city's evening rush, as videos showed.
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Sometimes there are long sentences like this one written without commas that dart every which way like runoff from a sudden thunderous shower and end up with simple declarative resolutions.
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Corbet discusses the film's thunderous score composed by Scott Walker, how being a child actor impacted his directorial approach, and how winning at the Venice Film Festival transformed his life.
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The Senator, who had a bandage over his left eye, walked in to a thunderous, bipartisan standing ovation, and voted "yes" to continue debate on the GOP's health care bill.
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The hundreds of people who packed the Southern New Hampshire University field house where Sanders gave his election victory speech exploded into a thunderous roar when he took the stage.
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In New York, Thunberg gave a thunderous address to world leaders at the United Nations Climate Action Summit, admonishing them for their lack of action in dealing with climate change.
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His death, captured in a shocking video, led to a murder charge against Van Dyke, the police chief's firing and thunderous street protests with calls for Mayor Rahm Emanuel's resignation.
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It was her first goal of the tournament and it freed the Swedish team, which almost added a second with a thunderous drive from Fridolina Rolfo in the 61st minute.
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Oscar De La Hoya's political aspirations aren't exactly being met with thunderous applause in D.C. -- where former Attorney General Eric Holder sucked the air out of the boxer's Presidential plans.
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"No matter what we do, we're never going to get rid of all of them," said one official, as the sky darkened and a thunderous gobble rose in the distance.
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"This for the kids of the king of all kings, this is the holiest thing," Chance announces on "All We Got," a thunderous hymn to the power of black music.
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He's not even a Tyson Chandler– or DeAndre Jordan–style pick-and-dive man who goes up top for lobs and brings the crowd to its feet with thunderous slams.
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Thunderous open ice hits have become the norm with Ovechkin, often aww-ing people with the use of his heavy shoulders as much as he does with his soft hands.
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"Let's put Hillary Clinton in the White House, and let's declare: love trumps hate," was the last line they said to the crowd, and it was met with thunderous applause.
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Fireworks are a multi-sensory experience with sounds and colors and a thunderous finale that people can feel in their chests, Julie Heckman, executive director at the American Pyrotechnics Association.
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Against Anthony Johnson—one of MMA's most thunderous hitters—Bader abandoned all of his kickboxing chops and immediately chased the slowest, most telegraphed single leg attempt he had ever made.
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A few hours later, as the noise around Trump's comments to Wallace turned into a thunderous roar, the beleaguered president took to Twitter and dropped this turd of a tweet.
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"We will always regret this, and I think you will regret it as well soon, if I might say," Mr. Juncker told the British, to a thunderous burst of applause.
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The actress Meryl Streep was not acting when she put her hands to her face, looking like something Edvard Munch might have painted, after one particularly thunderous del Potro winner.
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Del Potro also has to deal with a hardcourt that Open officials intentionally made slower, which will make it harder to hit his thunderous forehand and big serve past Nadal.
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But at the end of the night, the DJ started playing a he'd never heard before, full of cut-up vocal samples peppered over thunderous crash cymbals and tribal drumming.
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This is the kind of classic diplomatic blunder that, had it been committed by a Democratic president, would have produced thunderous denunciations from people like John Bolton and Mike Pompeo.
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Federer was having difficulty catching up to Kyrgios's thunderous serve, which was clocked at 136 miles per hour multiple times, and he fell behind on his own serve, 0-40.
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Ohio State got to within 234.5-210 on a Wesson 229-pointer with 42.63:242.6 left but Stevens put down a thunderous jam 10.3 seconds later to quell the rally.
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Payton scored the next four points to pull the Knicks within a point with 1:22 left, but Siakam delivered a thunderous dunk on the next trip down the floor.
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His final, stretched-out "Shantih" injects a strange intimacy following a thunderous "DA," announcing rain — water as a sign of the spiritual fertility that Eliot longed for all his life.
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We are thrown into a world that is as much Romantic as minimalist: the harmony thickens incrementally; quiet episodes are juxtaposed with thunderous fortissimos; pentatonic interludes add an angelic sweetness.
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Boston's lead reached 276, 259-163, and a thunderous Tatum dunk over former teammate Al Horford followed by a Smart 216-pointer made it 214-214 with 5:18 left.
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"We strongly support NATO, an alliance forged through the bonds of two World Wars that dethroned fascism, and a Cold War that defeated communism," Mr. Trump declared to thunderous applause.
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About 400 lasers shot to the ceiling from the ground, turning on and off to sync with a thunderous soundscape and form a shocking, endlessly shifting grid of red light.
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Lawyer Alan Dershowitz was also in attendance and said to thunderous applause during the Q&A session that Bolton's ouster from the White House was "a national disaster," Politico reports.
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A thunderous puncher who became a fan favorite within his first two UFC bouts, Choi declared earlier this week that he desires a title shot before he begins his mandatory service.
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Carryn Owens, the widow of Chief Petty Officer William "Ryan" Owens, garnered 2 minutes and 11 seconds of thunderous, sustained applause when Trump acknowledged her during his joint address to Congress.
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With the Caribbean Sea as the backdrop less than a mile away, the gathering turned into a party, with thunderous clapping regularly interrupting the ballads blasing from a set of speakers.
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However, forward Kyle Singler got the rebound and gave it back to Durant, who drove down the lane for a thunderous dunk and a four-point advantage with 31 seconds left.
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In November of 2016, Yoel Romero scored a thunderous, third-round knockout win over former middleweight champion Chris Weidman, extending his record as a UFC middleweight to a pristine 8-0.
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Enter corporals Sean Bell and Andi Hamilton, a thunderous duo of barely-in-shape gung-ho hurricanes: now both dead, cut down mercilessly during Operation Seething Fork, or something like that.
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In the end, the memory of Scherzer's no-hitter against the Mets was erased when they stormed through the playoffs, guided by the thunderous bat of Murphy, their former second baseman.
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Some of the President's lines, such as his thunderous proclamation that "America will never be a socialist country," will go down in the history books as defining ideals of his presidency.
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Armed with a bullet serve, a thunderous array of groundstrokes and an ice cool on-court demeanor, she has become a serious threat at the majors over the last 12 months.
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But the biggest highlight of the night came from Bronny, who helped seal the championship with a thunderous dunk, prompting James to get out of his seat to celebrate once again.
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After Caleb Martin missed a 3-pointer, the Gators worked the ball around and fed Dontay Bassett, who delivered a thunderous dunk to make it 67-61 with 47.1 seconds left.
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Just like Hunt, his low kicks are thunderous, and it takes him a while to realize just how poor the vast, vast majority of fighters in MMA are at defending them.
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Last night wasn't quite as thunderous—though the bases were loaded—but they walked it off again with a two-run single from Matt Wieters against the Orioles, his old club.
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Yet while Zidane and Dalic received thunderous applause when their names were read inside London's Royal Festival Hall, the mention of Deschamps merited little more than a ripple of polite applause.
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The man, a free-agent football player clad in a simple black T-shirt, was briefly shown on the video board at Arthur Ashe Stadium to thunderous applause from the crowd.
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Hooker's drum style, fired in the furnace of the downtown experimental scene of the 2646s and '2494s, is thunderous and unrelenting, but that doesn't mean he lacks a taste for nuance.
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The thunderous booms from howitzers near Hamam al-Alil, a town along the Tigris River, are just part of the American military's contribution to keeping the Iraqi offensive moving forward. Capt.
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" He drew some of the most thunderous applause of the night when he paid tribute to his wife, Michelle — "my best friend" — and Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. — "a brother.
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Then, at the ninth hole, a thunderous roar wafting across the golf course announced that Woods was undoubtedly a factor in the tournament when he sank a 40-foot birdie putt.
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Even before that — but only after his college career is over — the telegenic Williamson, known since high school for his thunderous dunks, will be free to sign million-dollar endorsement deals.
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If he takes away just one thing from the president who launched a century of progress, it should be his thunderous pitch for posterity in his New Nationalism speech of 1910.
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Against a thunderous hitter with stern takedown defence and the ability to drag himself up from under most people, Edgar turned up and did his job just as well as usual.
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The crowd's cheers are thunderous, yet the people might wish to query the "breathtaking entrance" they were promised by the website, as it amounted to Arnie walking on-stage and waving.
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Just before Triple H entered for the main event, Stephanie McMahon, his wife and scion of the company, delivered a thunderous promo while dressed as the barbarian queen to Triple H's Conan.
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Despite their conspicuous lack of bass, Erinc and Hanno reliably lay down complex, destructive tracks that are nothing short of thunderous, and the longtime Noisey faves continue the trend with gusto here.
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With two thunderous left hands and a volley of follow-up ground strikes, Bisping separated Rockhold from his consciousness and reaffirmed in a blink that no competitor is immune to the upset.
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There are ghostly vocal samples, amorphous scraping sounds, thunderous kicks, and that's about it—a self conscious attempt at invoking the terrors of interplanetary cataclysm without overloading the mix with moving pieces.
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Addressing the grieving assembly, including Governor Roy Cooper and other state and local civil leaders, Dubois drew thunderous applause as he hailed the heroism of police and Howell in confronting the gunman.
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The song itself sounds like a mean-girl imperial march wrapped around a churning beat, with thunderous stomps and synths that zip and zag, threatening to rip the song at the seams.
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Every time Nyle DiMarco enters the ballroom on Dancing with the Stars, the model and actor is met with a thunderous applause – but he hears none of it because he is deaf.
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Sage's debut was a disaster ... the 23-year-old took a devastating punch at the hands of Cosmo Alexandre to the face, sending him to the canvas with a thunderous face plant.
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There were 23 combined turnovers in a first half that was most memorable for a thunderous dunk by Oladipo over Dwight Howard, who had no points and three fouls at the break.
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"Ya Hussein, Mirhossein" went the thunderous chant, a reference to Mirhossein Mousavi, a presidential candidate in the 2009 election, who, along with fellow candidate Mehdi Karroubi disputed the results, spurring widespread protests.
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While 13 candidates spoke, only about half drew any kind of notable support and, of those, Mr. Buttigieg and Ms. Warren were the only ones to draw thunderous applause from their speeches.
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The Knicks opened up a 64-63 lead less than three minutes into the third when Morris connected with Taj Gibson for a thunderous dunk that prompted Charlotte to call a timeout.
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Nevertheless, his arguments are likely to play well with the White House, where President Donald Trump has been thunderous in attacking America's biggest tech companies and their supposed — but unproven — liberal bias.
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Gurley is a general partner at Benchmark, a major investor in Uber, and a leader of Uber's thunderous workplace culture investigation — which led to the exit of co-founder-CEO Travis Kalanick.
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"Wilin'," a mixture of thunderous drums and bleeping synths by Celestial Trax & Orlando Volcano, is a take on transphobia where Quay reverses the aggression she gets from onlookers on a daily basis.
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Originally an electro-rap cover of Public Enemy's incendiary It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back track, the new version is a modern update with thunderous techno kick drums.
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And for all his thunderous talk before Election Day about "draining the swamp" of Washington, the water level looks fine, the mosquitoes seem unworried and the gators remain plentiful and well-fed.
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Koepka steadied the ship with a straighter drive but the day's first hole went to Europe with Rose sinking a birdie to thunderous roars from the stacked crowds around the first green.
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"I urge you to work for a better future long after tonight," Ms. Sherrill said before a thunderous crowd that included dozens of women who had spent months canvassing and phone banking.
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The criticism goes double when it comes to the editorial pages, whose overall approach toward the Jewish state tends to range, with some notable exceptions, from tut-tutting disappointment to thunderous condemnation.
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Courier said Sock was poised for a strong season with his improved fitness, his greater experience and, of course, his unconventional and thunderous forehand, which is consistently the fastest in the game.
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Thousands filled an outdoor amphitheater in Parkland Thursday night to attend a candlelight memorial vigil, where several speakers elicited thunderous applause from the crowd as they called for tougher gun control measures.
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The loud side of Mr. Coryell's personality took center stage in 1972 when he formed the Eleventh House, a seminal fusion band that emphasized complex, thunderous compositions and flashy, rapid-fire solos.
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This separation of charges results in huge electric potential, such that air, which is normally an insulator, becomes a conductor and the clouds discharge, emitting a thunderous stroke of light and sound.
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A former major-college football player, he helped produce those gloriously rich tapestries of athleticism; the long, slow spirals set against azure skies; the leaping, twisting grabs by receivers; and the thunderous hits.
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A gaunt and hoarse-sounding Fidel Castro was shown on Cuban State-TV in a blue tracksuit and seated on stage next to Raul Castro while receiving thunderous applause from the party faithful.
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Roberts' wordless reaction helped secure her Emmy nomination that year, and though she didn't win the award, she received a thunderous round of applause when the clip was shown at the 2000 ceremony.
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His thunderous strike at White Hart Lane will never be forgotten, through it was arguably inferior in quality to the gorgeous chip he scored against Spurs in the FA Cup two months before.
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In one highlight, burlesque artist Dita Von Teese sashayed down the runway to thunderous applause in a translucent black and skin tone dress, with huge pointed shoulders that gave her a fairy look.
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Deval Patrick has laid low since exiting the governor's office in 2015, but is remembered fondly in the party for his thunderous "grow a backbone" speech before the Democratic National Convention in 2012.
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Travis, 56, who suffered a massive stroke in 2013 and subsequently underwent brain surgery only to later suffer heart failure following a viral infection, quietly stood smiling and taking in the thunderous applause.
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But here was Senator Ted Cruz on Saturday, addressing the state's Republican convention and leading the crowd of several thousand to a standing ovation with a thunderous appeal to North Dakota's sudden relevance.
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Thunderous applause went to a representative of the Nation of Islam who slammed systematic discrimination; and Abdullah Muflahi, the store owner Mr. Sterling had befriended, got a standing ovation before uttering a word.
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You don't only SEE Conor putting his foot down on the phone, you HEAR it -- two thunderous booms as McGregor slams his designer shoe down on the phone around 5 AM Monday morning.
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He ran for Governor earlier this year and has played with Amanda Palmer, Bill Callahan, Shearwater, Ben Frost, and Lawrence English, though he's best known for helping summon the thunderous hellsong of Swans.
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Waldman specializes in rococo Broadway-style upstage moves and Sterling does his thunderous best to apply his signature, usually through some pun-powered compound euphemism, to any moment large enough to contain it.
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Taken together, the developments represent a thunderous rebuttal by the criminal justice system on behalf of the rule of law and against the President's attempts to demonize the Department of Justice and FBI.
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Conor McGregor provided inspiration to the Boston Bruins by giving a thunderous pep talk before Saturday night's game against the Columbus Blue Jackets ... kinda surprising given his felony robbery arrest just days before.
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"Everything in one fell blow, thunderous bombast, magnified down layer after layer, and then after the task is completed, just chicken feathers everywhere," Professor Sun wrote, using a slang phrase for scant accomplishments.
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And he happily departs from tango vocabulary on occasion: There's a thunderous sequence in which the dancers — in two concentric circles, one moving clockwise, the other counterclockwise — do fabulously weighted but fast jumps.
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After a thunderous public outcry, they halted abruptly on June 20 with an executive order from President Trump, who reiterated his commitment to tough immigration enforcement but drew the line at family separation.
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Blakey is remembered equally for the thunderous power of his drumming and for his influence on future generations; for over three decades, his Jazz Messengers remained a proving ground for premier young musicians.
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The private space race continues to heat up, with Blue Origin also nearing completion of testing on the company's thunderous BE-4 engine, which is expected to power the company's New Glenn rocket.
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The left-handed Nadal's strategy of attacking the backhand, which had the added benefit of avoiding the Argentine's thunderous right-handed forehand, did not initially pay off as Nadal dropped the first set.
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The music, by Akira Miyoshi and Michael Gordon, is more urgent — tremolos on marimba, mysterious and thunderous — and the choreography is more agitated: an exchange of whiplash duets and trios like excited molecules.
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SAN ANTONIO — As the clock ticked down on the San Antonio Spurs' season and Manu Ginobili was pulled from the game, a thunderous roar from the home crowd guided him to the bench.
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Wake Forest responded with a 63-0 run, but Battle completed a 4-point play and then made a steal and drove for a thunderous dunk as Syracuse maintained a 46-228 advantage.
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Elijah Cummings, remembering the thunderous congressman on Friday as a "guiding light" in Congress, a loyal friend, and a fierce defender of democracy during an emotional funeral service at his church in Baltimore.
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Instead of a shot glass, though, Berry had gotten a pint glass, which her co-star Channing Tatum filled just over halfway—and which Berry then downed in one mighty go, to thunderous applause.
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Nigerian-born Kamaru Usman dominated the co-main event, backing Woodley up against the fence and ripping dozens of thunderous shots to the body, and then taking his opponent to the mat at will.
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Chris Paul interrupted that stretch with two free throws at the 1:02 mark before Harden added a thunderous dunk with 26.6 seconds remaining as Houston carried a 62-44 lead into the break.
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On Sunday evening, thunderous clapping erupted when Mr. Kim and his wife entered the concert hall and seated themselves in a second-floor balcony, according to pool reports from South Korean journalists and officials.
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He admitted that he had struggled to shake off the rust, but his trademark physical play was on display, especially when he threw a thunderous body check on Alan Quine on his first shift.
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But the report is also a thunderous call to action, laying out what tools we have at our disposal (we have plenty) to mitigate global warming and to accelerate the turn toward cleaner energy.
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While Loüm follows in the punchier death metal and even d-beat elements of last year's brief, yet thunderous, Prelapsarian; Go Be Forgotten recalls the band's earlier tones—and there's a good reason why.
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I've tipped up, on this sultry and thunderous evening, just over the road from the bongos and cigarette butts of Gorlitzer Park, to learn how to make the spectacularly German novelty dish: Spaghetti Eis.
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He's able to swim through aqueous electro, dizzy ambient passages, and more thunderous techno tropes with ease—splatter painting sequenced synths across it in a way that feels indebted to brainy 90s Warp releases.
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In February of 2012, Alley would've still just been a few months removed from her heroic Dancing With the Stars run, which proved that she had the dancefloor prowess to match Moore's thunderous beats.
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Steve Harwell sings about how love is a battlefield or something, and not in a cool way like Pat Benatar, over a bass-heavy beat that builds to a thunderous Top 40-worthy drop.
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Barely two minutes had gone by when he brought Duke fans in attendance to their feet, intercepting a Syracuse pass and taking it all the way to the other end for a thunderous dunk.
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But he rolled into the party's convention at the Astrodome in Houston with enough support to draw cheers during a thunderous speech about the "culture war" being waged for the soul of the nation.
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These are grander, fuller pieces whose orchestrations aim for epic portent, adding thunderous choral singing (in the style of "O Fortuna," or the Star Wars "Duel of the Fates" theme) and thick, clomping drums.
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While the thunderous doom of King Woman is on par with Esfandiari's voice—a tempest in itself—Miserable renegotiates the balance so the vocals are driving the music, rather than the other way around.
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With that, the other eight Seattle players quickly retreated to the dugout, leaving Suzuki a vast, green pathway to the third base bench, and he jogged unobstructed to thunderous applause from the sellout crowd.
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In the end, it proved a worthwhile decision — if not for those who endured the miserable conditions, then at least for Gregorius who, long sleeves and a thunderous bat at the ready, came well prepared.
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The company's BE-4 engine, the thunderous staple of Blue Origin's propulsion business, will power ULA's Vulcan rocket: a new heavy lift vehicle being built to compete with SpaceX for lucrative commercial and military contracts.
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While attempting to dribble through the Rojiblancos' back line, he was brought down by a thunderous tackle by Goiko, who managed to plant his studs right on the most vulnerable part of the German's knee.
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"I think the destructive, vicious, negative nature of much of the news media makes it harder to govern this country, harder to attract decent people to run for public office," Gingrich said to thunderous applause.
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None of them set out to be professional launch photographers but, after picking up cameras as a hobby, each found themselves in awe of a thunderous rocket leaving the Earth – and they couldn't get enough.
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The festival includes the only North American performances of the National Theater of Scotland's trilogy of "The James Plays"; the immersive "Situation Rooms" of the Berlin theater group Rimini Protokoll; and the thunderous Unsound Festival.
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In 2014, while filling in for Mr. Flórez in Rossini's "La Cenerentola," he got such a thunderous ovation for performances of the bravura aria "Si, ritrovarla io guiro," that he was compelled to sing encores.
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However, Republicans refused to pay for the legislation, thereby adding a thunderous $2 trillion to the deficit over the next two decades, according to an estimate from the nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
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Among Williamson's 20 points against Yale was a balletic layup on which he appeared to float through a thicket of Elis before softly dropping the ball through the basket, but also yet another thunderous dunk.
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They were joined by Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, the New York Democrat, who gave brief remarks, and gave a thunderous cheer when Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, joined them and took pictures with enthralled fans.
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But it was portable and could be programmed by untrained musicians, and with circuits that included the specific defective transistor, the 2808's bass drum sound held thunderous low frequencies that could shake up clubs.
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The party, seeking to raise the pressure on its rivals to include them in talks about forming the next government, held a series of public rallies this past week that have drawn a thunderous reception.
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Thunderous video montages and "Top 10 Tight Ends" specials will exalt football's history with one clear, though unspoken, message: The appeal and profitability of today's N.F.L. derives as much from its past as its present.
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But he found a more muscular platform with Mr. Coryell, whose album "Introducing the Eleventh House With Larry Coryell," released in 1974, opens with a thunderous barrage of triplets on Mr. Mouzon's toms and snare.
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This was a city known for its pride in a legendary football team of Super Bowl champions Joe Montana and Jerry Rice, and the thunderous power of San Francisco Giants home run slugger Barry Bonds.
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It felt like a gold medal match for Lee, who celebrated wildly as Malaysian fans erupted into thunderous cheers, but another formidable Chinese stands in the way of the veteran's path to an elusive title.
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"American special operators executed a masterful raid that ended his wretched life and punched out his ticket to hell, I guess you could say," Trump told the rally audience to thunderous applause and "USA" chants.
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The Sixers jumped out to a 1063-27 lead by the end of the first quarter and extended their advantage to 55-31 early in the second on a thunderous one-handed dunk by Embiid.
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What conclusions should ordinary people draw about what Democrats stand for, other than a thunderous repudiation of Donald Trump, and how they see America, other than as a land of unscrupulous profiteers and hapless victims?
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" During a thunderous performance of 4:44's "Bam," he rapped the first verse and brought out Damian Marley who sent the crowd into a reasonable frenzy with a shortened performance of "Welcome to Jamrock.
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"I do 10, and then I breathe, and then I do 10 more," Ginsburg explained to thunderous applause, while speaking at the Temple Emanu-El Skirball Center in New York City on Wednesday, according to Fortune.
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He strutted imperiously onto the Barclays Center stage to an Irish ballad and thunderous applause before flexing his muscles, striking poses and rattling off a dance step or two as he waited for the undefeated boxer.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin staged a grand unveiling of new "invincible" nuclear weapons that could strike at the heart of America to thunderous applause in Moscow on Thursday, pledging they'd make U.S. missile defense technology obsolete.
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"I don't understand why anybody goes to all the trouble of running for president of the United States just to talk about what we really can't do and shouldn't fight for," Warren countered to thunderous applause.
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Other games, even ones released in 2017, used loot boxes, but since Electronic Arts, a company (at times unfairly) seen as the embodiment of consumer exploitation, was the publisher, Battlefront II became a thunderous flash point.
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But he can also turn the hardwood into a trampoline, and as a thunderous tip dunk waiting to happen, he'll bring raw spirit to a team that remains thin at the position he's supposed to fill.
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But Thurman reminded Pacquiao that although he was down on the scorecards, he certainly wasn't out, and he closed the round with a thunderous shot that distorted Pacquiao's face when it was shown in slow motion.
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Harden posted 13 points in the opening frame, following a thunderous dunk over JaVale McGee with a four-point play after absorbing a foul from Hart while drilling a 30-footer at the 8:32 mark.
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"This is a cowardly betrayal of the needs of the working people," Councilwoman Kshama Sawant, a leading proponent of the tax who voted against repeal, said to thunderous applause moments before the council completed its vote.
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Seahawks running back Christine Michael fumbled after taking a pass from quarterback Russell Wilson and Rams linebacker Alec Ogletree recovered with just under a minute left to seal the win amid thunderous roars from the crowd.
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The Australian managed to regroup in the fourth set and converted his fourth breakpoint at 5-5 to nose ahead and then produced three of his 28 aces to complete the victory with a thunderous roar.
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The disgust and the fury at the complicity of politicians, and the federal government's silence, grew into a thunderous chorus demanding that the prime minister speak up and fire the ministers backing the Hindu Ekta Manch.
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Demolish, with its connotations of a thunderous explosion, is what happened to the old Kosciuszko Bridge in New York City when its steel ramps went down in puffs of gray smoke in a carefully controlled detonation.
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There are weirder songs on Hudson Mohawke and Lunice's joint opus (note the baby coos on "Buggin'"), but none of them hit harder than "Higher Ground," with its delirious vocal sample, thunderous handclaps, and synthesized tuba blasts.
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Sullivan fought proficiently in the gloves and bare knuckle, but preferred the modern rules because he was a thunderous hitter who didn't enjoy either the wrestling or the broken hands that were part and parcel of pugilism.
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Substitute Eder's thunderous finish deep into extra time secured Portugal's first European Championship title after they overcame the early loss of Cristiano Ronaldo to snatch a 1-0 smash-and-grab victory over hosts France on Sunday.
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After he crossed the finish line in the 103 St. Louis Olympic marathon to thunderous applause, it was discovered that Lorz had hitched a ride in a car for 210 of the 2000 miles of the race.
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Firing a forehand down the line to bring up two championship points, he converted the second when Nadal struck a backhand long, and the Serb's reign over Melbourne was restored with a thunderous chorus of Serbian cheers.
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Knut's narrative is the final part of Memoirs, which first follows the stories of his mother Tosca and her unnamed mother, a polar bear who accidentally writes a best-selling autobiography called Thunderous Applause for my Tears.
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They rejected independence by 55-45 percent, but unleashed passions that catapulted the pro-independence Scottish Nationalists (SNP) to a thunderous victory in a vote for British parliament a year later, winning 523 of Scotland's 59 seats.
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The saga of Stormy Daniels and her thunderous battle with President Donald Trump took another turn on Wednesday when the adult film actress started a crowdfunding campaign to help her pay for her lawsuit against the president.
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As soon as McCain walked in, the entire chamber erupted in applause, and Johnson moved away from McConnell to quietly cast a "yes" vote under the thunderous ovation for McCain, who also came in and voted yes.
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After the Tigers (29-22) pulled within 23 points, Battle spun and drove to the basket for a thunderous dunk and then sank a 230-pointer from the key to boost the lead back to 224-214.
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Even today, whenever I hear Cocker's classic start up, I still associate it with Tom Chambers robbing Mark Jackson of his dignity and nearly ending the New York Knicks guard's life with a thunderous two-handed dunk.
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The company's BE-4 engine, the thunderous staple of Blue Origin's propulsion business, has demonstrated that it "works, and works well," CEO Bob Smith told CNBC's Morgan Brennan at the 73th Space Symposium at Colorado Springs, Colorado.
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When Sir Toby sends a fearful Sir Andrew into battle, the combat is preceded by a burst of martial arts from the Ziranmen Kungfu Wushu Training Center and accompanied by thunderous percussion from the Cobu drum corps.
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Alex Reese, who had not scored a point entering the final five minutes of regulation, scored six points in the next 2:30, including a thunderous dunk, to forge a 77-77 tie with 2:03 left.
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"We absolutely will not allow the Supreme Court to flip," Mr. Johnson said on Wednesday evening, drawing thunderous applause at a political forum organized by a local conservative talk-radio host, Charlie Sykes, in this Milwaukee suburb.
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The pair first met back at UFC 90 in 2008, on a night that marked Dos Santos' UFC debut, and thanks to a thunderous uppercut-induced knockout, the final fight of Werdum's first stint in the UFC.
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From the blast-beaten title track to thunderous doom of closer "Heathen Reign," APMD damn the cliches once again with an album that touches on many of metal's myriad subgenres without ever succumbing to their comfort zones.
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After a brief musical introduction, she strode onstage under a pinpoint spotlight in a couturier's evening gown, slender and radiant, beaming to thunderous applause, her long neck sparkling with jewels, her auburn hair framing a strong face.
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Three months earlier, he'd released "Come Over When You're Sober, Pt. 1," the album that took the skeleton sound he'd developed in his bedroom — emo sentimentality, thunderous hip-hop underbelly, rock-star insouciance — and thickened it up.
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And at a gala fund-raiser in Miami-Dade County last Saturday, Mr. Gillum was met with a thunderous standing ovation after being introduced by Tom Steyer, the progressive California billionaire who has helped bankroll his candidacy.
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In a massively-hyped rollout last spring, Putin boasted they'd be "invincible" to U.S. missile defense systems, and showcased a video of warheads raining down on Florida to thunderous applause from a roomful of Moscow's ruling elite.
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Mr. Goold, the director, compounds the sense of occasion with various musical riffs that tilt the material in an unexpectedly larky direction, as if the thunderous repositioning of British journalism might just be the stuff of vaudeville.
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ATLANTA — President Trump received a thunderous welcome from thousands of gun lovers as he appeared here on Friday at the National Rifle Association's annual convention to thank the group for its unwavering support of his presidential campaign.
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And yes, especially after last year's final at the Open, the descent into chaos, the crowd bellowing in thunderous confusion as she battled with the chair umpire as hard as she did with her opponent, Naomi Osaka.
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Carter, a transfer from Seton Hall and the reigning Western Athletic Conference player of the week, returned less than two minutes later and blocked a shot and had two thunderous dunks to help the Redhawks pull away.
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The director, Steven Spielberg, takes advantage of von Sydow's thunderous voice and imposing stature, particularly as it contrasts with Tom Cruise's hero, who threatens to expose the program as he runs from his own precog-determined fate.
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Emperor of Sand found Mastodon achieving their most careful balance yet between thunderous motorcycle-metal and knotted prog rock, and the Atlanta boys were rewarded with Grammy nominations for Best Rock Album and Best Metal Performance last week.
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Debuting a song at the White House is pretty cool, but having your full cast perform it at the Grammys to thunderous applause — and then capping off the night by taking home a trophy — isn't half bad, either.
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"When I talk about my wildest dreams, I have to acknowledge the fact that truly beyond my wildest dreams … I really didn't know you could be in country music if you're gay," McAnally said tearfully to thunderous applause.
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" Chris Ruddy, CEO of Newsmax: "Someday historians will join me in looking back in awe at how Donald Trump wielded the power of the 'bully pulpit' like no other president ... [f]rom unscripted press avails to thunderous tweets.
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There's still reason for hope, though, because even the Thunder at their most unflatteringly Thunderous were in a position to win down the stretch in both games, against a Warriors team that won 73 goddamn games this year.
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The Pop Group would go on to become pioneers of the 70s and 80s, singlehandedly forcing the age of punk into post-punk, influencing Nick Cave, Massive Attack and more on their way to releasing four thunderous albums.
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"If you're a Republican who sits on the committee who wrote the worst spending bill in the history of our country, and you voted for it, you're darn right we'll hold you accountable," Seidel said to thunderous applause.
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TV ABOUT THE BLUE JACKETS (49-21-21): Coach John Tortorella said Monday that Zach Werenski is considered "day-to-day" after the rookie defenseman sustained a shoulder injury following a thunderous hit from Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin.
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Ahead by six after three periods, Orlando opened the final quarter with a Michael Carter-Williams 23-pointer followed on the next possession by an Aaron Gordon thunderous reverse dunk in traffic off a pass from Carter-Williams.
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The former presidential nominee's sharp remarks -- met with thunderous applause and cheers from the graduating class -- was yet another sign of Clinton's increasing eagerness to publicly take on the man who handed her a second failed presidential bid.
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They seem of the '60s, but this could just as easily mean the 1860s; history is rife with examples of seekers, united by some thunderous religion or utopian ideology, pining for a fresh start in some new Eden.
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The dunk, itself a thunderous feat of athleticism even before one considers that she was just 218 years old at the time, became a viral internet sensation after it was posted on Twitter by the Ontario Basketball Association.
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He won't put up flashy stats or thunderous dunks like the Currys and Westbrooks of the world, but he's been a consistently strong leader for a team currently boasting the league's third longest streak of consecutive playoff appearances.
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The premier darting event, the William Hill World Championship, has grown into a three-week, $3-million-purse affair, replete with cheerleaders and thunderous walk-on music, and the sport's promoters work tirelessly to ratchet up the show.
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Waldstein: It's hard to adequately describe the complete energy shifts that have taken place in this building, first with Gurriel's 3-run homer, then Bellinger's 3-run homer dampening it down, and then Altuve's reigniting the thunderous cheers.
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Cued by the score, a thunderous refrain composed by Bobby Krlic, who records as the Haxan Cloak, they snaked across the floor in a skewed figure eight before coming to rest in a semicircle that spanned the room.
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If it weren't for the ascent of mankind, the entire world would still look like the Serengeti, a galloping, roaring, thunderous paradise of bloodshed and birth, terror and triumph, as a recent study spells out in living color.
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"I feel very strongly that our opposition to racism and to sexism and our support for a equality before the law and an independent judiciary are hugely important considerations in the House of Commons," he said to thunderous applause.
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The quartet played a brash and thunderous brand of sludge metal for its first handful of years before morphing into a complex and imaginative progressive rock/metal band—only to become mainstream heavy rock stars not too long after.
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" On Friday, at another event, while receiving an award from the Black Women's Agenda, Harris said she was a "proud graduate of Howard University" and received thunderous applause from an audience full of women she addressed as "sista girls.
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New footage from "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" showed heroine Rey (Daisy Ridley) wielding a red, two-sided lightsaber, generating thunderous applause from roughly 6,000 people in the Anaheim Convention Center for the company's D23 Expo fan event.
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A cursory Google search of "Rihanna and Chris Brown" yields 10 million results, with recent hits from up until yesterday, though the relationship came to a thunderous close nearly a decade ago, after Brown violently abused Rihanna, in 2009.
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"At this time of year you usually wouldn't be able to hear me over the thunderous roar," Sakala told Reuters, pointing at rocks piercing through a vast sheet of water dropping 100 meters, twice the height of Niagara Falls.
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"I would once more pay respect to Shaikh Ahmad Al-Sabah ... and the example he is setting by taking this responsibility to protect all of us," Bach added in a speech that was met with thunderous applause from delegates.
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"Many in Forsyth believed that 'racial purity' was their inheritance and birthright," Patrick Phillips writes in "Blood at the Root: A Racial Cleansing in America," an astonishing and thoroughgoing account of the event, its context and its thunderous reverberations.
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The indie rock god dropped "Connected By Love," a searing, organ-lined plea to a former flame, and "Respect Commander," a thunderous guitar track that manages to sneak in an ode for White's hometown of Detroit's storied techno past.
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Those who were there had made an active choice to be a part of the strange musical and subcultural lineage that Wolf Eyes positioned themselves in, rather than just heeding the call of the thunderous tracks reverberating through downtown.
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On the first, eighth and 12th holes, he stepped up and sank birdie putts as thunderous roars shook the course after electrical birdie strikes by Woods, the 14-time major winner playing one hole ahead of Koepka and Scott.
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" There were no other executions that night, but the crowd gave a thunderous standing ovation to the winner, the vocalist Kimberly Adair, who sat behind a keyboard and belted out a powerful original composition titled "Voice of My Soul.
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CARLINI BASE, Antarctica (Reuters) - On King George Island in Antarctica, the thunderous sound of ice sliding off the Fourcade Glacier and crashing into the icy water bordering Argentina's Carlini research base serves as a daily reminder of a warming climate.
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Spieth sank a scary four-foot downhill putt to secure the birdie on No. 15, and with a thunderous cheer filling his ears, he pumped his right fist five times as he walked off the green toward the 16th tee.
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But she did, and she confronted her past bullies in a rumba where she and partner Derek literally shoved the taunts out of the way – and made way for Mota to proclaim "I love who I am" to thunderous applause.
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James, who helped ignite the Cavaliers' attack on Wednesday with a thunderous breakaway dunk in the first quarter that elicited cheers from their many fans in attendance, said he did not care if people forgot about his team all together.
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In almost 700 appearances for the Stamford Bridge club, Terry was the one who represented an old school, never-say-die, thunderous approach that helped bring Chelsea more success than at any time since the club was formed in 1905.
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If Lyman Hall were not so quiet… During the day, the old building quivers with life, as a corpse may quiver with electric currents coursing through it: thunderous young feet on wooden stairs, that tremble beneath so much youthful energy, weight.
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Little things start to go wrong: A toddler chatters through the ceremony; thunderous chimes from the stone clock tower disturb the congregation; a power outage means that bride and groom cut the cake by the light of their guests' smartphones.
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SEATTLE — Looking to get back into the final four of the Copa América for the first time in 21 years, the United States men's national soccer team is expecting thunderous support from fans at Thursday night's quarterfinal against Ecuador in Seattle.
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Well after their contest was over, the U.S. fans were still chanting 'Patrick Reed, Patrick Reed' in a thunderous tribute to the burly Texan who ended an inspirational week with three-and-a-half points out of a possible five.
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So as Annie Power approached the final jump on opening day, a deafening silence fell over the racetrack with a few "Let's go Annies" murmured like prayers, only to be shattered with a thunderous roar when she landed safely and cleanly.
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Her speech was a thunderous affirmation of American solidarity with Israel, with promises to buttress Israel's military, combat anti-Semitism, police Iran on its nuclear program, crack down on Iranian proxies like Hezbollah, and thwart efforts to boycott Israeli products.
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Many were especially skeptical because of the Dutch style of combination striking into low kicks which was already coming to the fore and the fact that the majority of men in K-1's only division, heavyweight, were thunderous power punchers.
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Perhaps the submission isn't as sexy or jaw dropping as a thunderous knockout blow, but anyone who has followed the game for long enough understands how tough it is to catch holds on experienced opponents with any kind of consistency.
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After Shapovalov, who had become a quick crowd favorite in three successive matches on Ashe, left to a thunderous ovation, Maria Sharapova was denied passage to the women's quarterfinals by Anastasija Sevastova of Latvia, 5-7, 6-4, 6-2.
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At the Austin Music Awards this past March, he was supposed to take the stage with the Texas Tornadoes and sing "You're Gonna Miss Me." He came onstage to thunderous applause, became frightened and shambled away without singing a note.
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On Saturday, with an N.B.A. finals berth at stake, Leonard grabbed a career-high 1003 rebounds and added 27 points, punctuating his claim for best player in the playoffs with a thunderous one-handed slam over Antetokounmpo in the fourth quarter.
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LONDON — Just minutes after Prime Minister Theresa May's plan for leaving the European Union was resoundingly defeated on Tuesday night, the leader of the opposition Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, rose in Parliament and vowed in thunderous tones to unseat her.
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The thunderous applause after his tirade, however, seemed a vote of confidence for the idea of the theater as a place to go not merely to be entertained, but also to grapple and engage with the issues that shape our world.
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WASHINGTON — In 2002, as the George W. Bush administration marched toward its invasion of Iraq, Vice President Dick Cheney chose the national convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars to make his case for invasion and was greeted with thunderous applause.
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Koepka, whose win came on his first start of the new PGA Tour season after he skipped the opening two events, showed both sides of his game on Sunday, hammering out thunderous drives and exhibiting deft touch around the greens.
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Everyone else — and I mean everyone, including the thunderous ghost of Hamlet's father (Steve Hartland); a Polonius who postures like a matinee idol manqué (Nick Dunning); and his fire-breathing son, Laertes (Gavin Drea) — is filled with surprises and insights.
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New York moved in front during a thrilling span of 23:222 in the second quarter when Porzingis scored 215 straight points on consecutive turnaround shots, a thunderous alley-oop dunk over Jon Leuer, a free throw and a 215-pointer.
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According to 9-5 Mac, French media outlets have been circulating a video of an irate unnamed man armed with a heavy steel ball going around an Apple store in Dijon, France, and obliterating a bunch of displayed iPhones with his thunderous fist.
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As Senator Bernie Sanders's thunderous Brooklyn-accented denunciation of "the millionaires and the billionaires" once again echoes through the political conversation, it seems likely that if and when Sanders releases his tax returns, they will show that he is himself a millionaire.
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From the chaotic, thunderous opening of "Dark Spring" to the relieving calmness of the album's closing tracks (perhaps their most immaculate triumvirate of back-to-back-to-back songs so far), it's a dualistic record—one twisted up in peril and perfection.
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The time has come to release the band's fourth album, Pillars of Ash—the culmination of a decade's worth of sweat and blood, distinguished further by its somber status as the final recording to feature Athon's thunderous bass and rafter-shaking roar.
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His genius is evident in the baroque-style piano bridge he wrote and played for "In My Life", in Paul McCartney's deftly multi-tracked lead vocal in "Here, There and Everywhere", and in his thunderous orchestral crescendo for "A Day in the Life".
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Like those bands Christian Mistress know how to write a catchy chorus, and also how to put on a tight, thunderous live show, as the Olympia five-piece recall the sharp guitar sounds of Judas Priest welded onto a relentless punk rhythm section.
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The sound of the pots crashing is thunderous, and fearless spectators stand quite close to the crash sites, struck by the spray of water and shards of clay, although local organizers said no one has ever been seriously injured during the custom.
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For the first time, recently, I was given the chance to call, on television, the play-by-play of a major league game, a rainy evening that stacked the thunderous lineup of the Detroit Tigers against the athletic and speedy Cleveland Indians.
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And scary: After the tag bout—which was most notable for Suzuki and Ishii trading some absolutely thunderous elbows in front of an audience frantically shushing one another to hear the impacts—Sabre attacked Okada and locked him into an octopus hold.
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Introducing Mr. Bailey's show there, "Travelogue," is his arresting installation "Windward Coast — West Coast Slave Trade," a thunderous sea of old wooden piano keys amid which a single glittering black human head stares upward, at some distance from a small, ghostly black schooner.
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In the case of Vestlandet, oftentimes those out-loud observations took the form of incredulous expletives, as I turned a corner and ran straight into scenes like Latefossen, a pair of thunderous waterfalls that meet under a bridge near the town of Odda.
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But a thunderous backlash has now erupted — with a public outcry condemning anyone accused of links to Chinese influence, and a series of new bills that would strengthen espionage laws, outlaw foreign political donations and criminalize efforts to interfere in Australian democracy.
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So far his first season at the RBS — the oldest of Berlin's radio orchestras, founded in 1923 — included a thunderous performance of Mahler's "Resurrection" Symphony (featuring the Rundfunkchor), as well as that composer's rarely heard orchestrations of Beethoven's Third and Fifth Symphonies.
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In the 20113th minute Los Ticos defender David Guzman made a crucial mistake, taking down Serbian forward Aleksandar Mitrovic thirty yards out and to the right of the goal, giving Aleksandar Kolarov and his thunderous left leg the perfect free kick angle.
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They took advantage of Herbert's mistakes to break back and then moved into a 5-3 lead after a thunderous forehand pass from the left-handed Pavic silenced the home crowd and the French paid the price for their mistakes at the net.
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A few years ago, after three and a half decades on the East Coast and the thunderous breakup of both her band and her long marriage to Thurston Moore, her collaborator in Sonic Youth, Gordon moved back to her childhood hometown, Los Angeles.
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However, George was there by the time the ball arrived, picking off the pass and starting a rush the other way, which ended with George lobbing the ball to Jerami Grant for a thunderous dunk to put Oklahoma City up 193-219.
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Until Sunday, that is, in the thunderous Georgia Dome, where Ryan and the Falcons shouted their arrival as one of the league's best teams this season with a loud, dominating 44-21 thrashing of the Green Bay Packers in the N.F.C. championship game.
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"And at a minimum, anyone who slanders those who support this historic alliance between the United States and Israel should never have a seat on the Foreign Affairs Committee of the United States House of Representatives," he added to even more thunderous applause.
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A thunderous slam by forward Kevarrius Hayes with 210:23 remaining in the second half had Florida off and running for good in front of a crowd that felt almost like home for the Gators, whose campus is about two hours away.
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An Akan flute, which proclaims mourning through its melodies, played alongside the tributes from family and friends and the thunderous voices of the soloists and choirs, including the Winneba Youth Choir, which converted a non-descript theatre-like setting, into a holy Cathedral.
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It has been a part of American popular culture since what we recognize as popular culture emerged — roughly round 1832, when Thomas Dartmouth Rice, in blackface, performed his song "Jump Jim Crow" to thunderous applause at the Bowery Theatre in New York.
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The Prelims: Ortega Dodges Defeat with Thunderous Third-Round Knee After a tribute to late boxing legend and humanitarian Muhammad Ali, and a spine-tingling "Ali" chant from the California crowd, the UFC 199 prelims wrapped up with an interesting featherweight bout.
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In 2005's Revenge of the Sith, Amidala's line, "So this is how liberty dies ... to thunderous applause," was explicitly spoken of by Lucas as commentary on the George W. Bush administration's wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and its bungling of them.
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But it takes this to 22016 as the sheriff uses everything he can to scare the hell out of drug dealers — a harsh tone, thunderous music in the background, threats to blow doors off hinges, and even a promise of murder charges.
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The latest to fall into that pattern was Fernando Verdasco, who struck 90 winners in a thunderous five-set performance against Nadal on Tuesday afternoon at the Australian Open as he won the final six games in a match that lasted 4 hours 41 minutes.
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" On the event page for the Tate Modern protest, organizers told participants: "With thunderous sounds of swarming bees filling the air from cargo bike sound systems, we will swarm past some key locations (like Parliament Square and Defra) then head towards the Tate Modern.
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In "Four Ethers," a track off his debut EP Blisters, he sings "Baby, it's cool with me that you like to lie, 'cause I see the depression filling up your eyes," his silken voice rising over thunderous drums and sweeping, straight-to-the-heart strings.
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On "Cry Alone," tensely coiled palm-muted guitars dance around thunderous kicks; the song exemplifies the seamless marriage of pop-punk melodies and rap beats that Peep was always attempting to make, one that many have adopted since Peep's star started to rise in 2016.
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Howard, Hornets get road win over Thunder OKLAHOMA CITY — With his team just on the receiving end of a thunderous Russell Westbrook dunk that the Oklahoma City Thunder star finished with a sneer toward the bench, Charlotte Hornets acting coach Stephen Silas went to work.
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After getting off to a slow start, Porzingis eventually poured in 15 first-quarter points, capping his outstanding quarter with a beautiful give-and-go with rookie guard Frank Ntilikina, who found Porzingis for a thunderous alley-pop dunk that gave MSG some early energy.
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While Tyson Fury might be able to throw suitably thunderous punches, he is never going to be the global endorsements phenomenon they need, living as he does within a perfect storm of anti-doping issues, an embarrassing social media presence, scattergun bigotry, and general instability.
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Mr. Trump's thunderous and fear-laden acceptance speech Thursday night got a roaring welcome in the convention hall, but the chaos of the past week renewed broader questions about the haphazard and deeply self-involved style that assured his stunning success up to now.
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Between "Click Clack," last year's chest-caving single with NGHTMRE, and several years of thunderous beats crafted on their own, the Los Angeles duo LOUDPVCK have long proven their hand at making tracks that threaten the structural integrity of the soundsystems they're played on.
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Elsewhere, the Weeknd defied his usual awards show performance routine of "Can't Feel My Face" with a medley of Beauty Behind the Madness album track "Acquainted" and the Belly collab "Might Not", bringing the Ottawa rapper himself and thunderous 808s onto the Junos stage.
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The thunderous applause that broke the silence echoed through the rest of the century and beyond in the multi-Oscar-winning 1961 film and in countless stage revivals at almost every level of theater -- from Broadway to small-town repertories to high school drama groups.
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Memoriam offers more or less exactly what you'd expect a band made up of Bolt Thrower, Benediction, Sacrilege, and Life Denied to cook up—purposeful mid-tempo grooves, slowly roiling riffs, thunderous percussion, crusty production, hoarse growls, and a fine coat of apocalyptic grit.
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J.J. Watt, the veteran standout for the Houston Texans, was greeted with thunderous applause in his home debut, thanks in large part to his fund-raising efforts in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, but his little brother T.J. was more impressive on the field.
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Since his inauguration, Mr. Trump had repeatedly refused to endorse Article 22016, a thunderous silence that rattled American allies and raised fears about NATO's future at a time of increasing tension with Russia and terrorist attacks like the one in Manchester, England, on Monday.
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KALININGRAD, Russia (Reuters) - Switzerland hit back with a thunderous strike by Granit Xhaka and a last-minute breakaway goal by Xherdan Shaqiri to claim a famous 2-1 win over Serbia on Friday in a swashbuckling World Cup Group E match tinged with Balkan rivalry.
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The campaign simultaneously rolled out Castro's endorsement on Monday with a web video that quickly earned millions of views, then held a rally here before a thunderous audience of about 3,000 people, plus a large overflow crowd outside, at the Kings Theatre in Brooklyn.
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"To the leaders, skeptics and cynics who told us to sit down, stay silent and wait your turn, welcome to the revolution," Marjory Stoneman Douglas student Cameron Kasky told the throngs in Washington, where the march turned into a thunderous, standing-room-only rally.
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Westbrook led the team with 30 points, including a thunderous dunk in the final seconds to seal the win, in a 105-103 triumph over the Houston Rockets on Wednesday, and Oladipo was the only other Oklahoma City player in double figures with 29 points.
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But in 2016, Republicans focused most of their argument against taking up Mr. Obama's nominee not on party control, but on the basis of the approaching presidential election, and they would face thunderous charges of hypocrisy if they took up a nomination next year.
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However, the fight that encapsulates the feeling around UFC 206—a fight which has perhaps been overlooked due to the big names littering the card from top to bottom—is the welterweight scrap between the returning Jordan Mein and Norway's thunderous Viking Emil "Valhalla" Meek.
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"No one has benefited more from our thriving economy than women, who have filled 58 percent of the newly created jobs last year," said Mr. Trump, who seemed genuinely surprised by the thunderous applause it evoked from women on both sides of the aisle.
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Beneath the overall murkiness of these early tracks were signs of what Dailor, Kelliher, Sanders, and Hinds were capable of, too; Dailor's drums carried a jazzy tinge, Kelliher and Hinds entwined complex riffs with relative ease, and Sanders' thunderous bass licks and growl shook the Earth.
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The thunderous motion of the image, clenched fist punching upwards while gripping the giant steel beam tightly, is suggestive of an intense and brawny brand of football, which combined with the Iron's bold claret and blue colour scheme makes it an absolute belter of a badge.
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"And at a minimum, anyone who slanders those who support this historic alliance between the United States and Israel should never have a seat on the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives," he added, to an even more thunderous standing ovation from the crowd.
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It describes the book's thunderous success: its hundred-and-more editions, its translation into fifty-odd languages (reportedly, it is still the second most popular book among Japanese girls), its sequels, its spinoffs—the Hallmark cards, the Madame Alexander dolls—and, above all, its fabulous sales.
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Reed hit his approach to within three feet at the seventh to set up a birdie, then followed with a laser-like tee shot to four feet at the short eighth, where he let out a thunderous "Come on" after sinking the putt and pumping his fists.
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And then there are back-half gems like "Made Men" and the thunderous Cardo production "Open It Up." Culture II is not a perfect record; even if you concede whatever allowances you normally give a double album, there's fat to be trimmed, a couple of outright misfires.
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Her thunderous monologues calling for the imprisonment of federal prosecutors, or accusing the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, of treason, attract a devoted audience — not least in the West Wing, where Mr. Trump, a regular viewer, urges his millions of Twitter followers to tune in.
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Letter To the Editor: "Welcome to the City That Never Sleeps (and Never Shuts Up)" (front page, July 20) covered a multitude of ear- and sleep-shattering realities of life in the Big Apple but paid short shrift to the thunderous noise of nighttime heavy-vehicle traffic.
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But with an assist from Mr. Schenkkan (no stranger to dramatizing the current administration) and Mr. Lithgow, he ended up bringing forth the kind of literary figure who might have come from the keyboard of Tony Kushner: an embattled, thunderous giant, furiously playing the angles in America.
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A high wail on the flute is followed by a few notes ruminatively plucked on the koto zither; a slow skirl on the sho mouth-organ—17 bamboo pipes bound together vertically like a bunch of petrified icicles—is punctuated by three thunderous strokes on the big taiko drum.
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President Trump turned up and took a cold shower of boos which his memory has not yet alchemized into thunderous applause and two models popped up behind home plate, pulled up their shirts and bared their breasts as Houston's Gerrit Cole peered in at his catcher for a sign.
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Storm metaphors were popular at the time given that the World Cup took place in the monsoon season – another major gripe ahead of the tournament which dissipated as things got underway – but also because of the thunderous criticism which came about as a result of South Korea's success.
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Democrats are sure to make gains in November, but it remains to be seen whether it resembles the normal amount of wins that would be expected from an out-party in a midterm election, or whether it will snowball into a thunderous victory like what Republicans delivered in 250.
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"Tonight being my first show in Georgia as a dad, I want y'all to meet somebody," the "Kind of Crazy" singer said in a video posted on Thursday, as his wife carried Barrett — who was wearing an adorable pair of orange noise-canceling headphones — onstage amid thunderous applause.
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Players first watch a clip of the oration, then have 19 seconds to tap the clap button as many times as possible as they listen to audio of thunderous applause and gaze upon an image of Xi standing before a crowd in the Great Hall of the People.
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And in taking this tact, Trus'me has merged the retrofuturism of Detroit techno with the thunderous, otherworldly hum of modern analog techno, and in doing so, he's written the kind of music that would fit quite well playing in the commercial spaceflight prior to take-off to Mars itself.
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I have to imagine that even if you're doing the ol' iPhone in a Solo cup trick, that the thunderous reverberations that these producers are able to conjure out of just a few crisscrossing synth parts would still shake you—or at least shake the cup off the table.
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Paul Daley always had a thunderous left hook which could knock any man at welterweight stiff and had the time to better his wrestling against the best in the world, but a sucker punch following his 2010 loss to Josh Koscheck saw him exiled to lesser promotions for life.
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The fact that most of the songs are about being fucked up (and fucking up one's life with substance abuse) sure doesn't hurt its stoner cred, and the record's crawling, thunderous pace mirrors those dark, paranoid moments when being high stops being fun and your mind becomes a prison.
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We were going at the exact wrong time, tourists and expats past told us, at the tail-end of the rainy season when the humidity pushes the heat index up 20 degrees and plans can be washed away in thunderous downpours that turn streets into rushing rivers of mud.
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After using a 12-4 run to pull back in front 99-216 with 230:212 left, the Pelicans began to pull away, scoring nine of the next 226 points, with Cousins highlighting the 2100-210 run with his one-hand rebound of Nelson's miss for the thunderous dunk.
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But no one produced raw emotion quite as effectively as del Potro, the great lost talent of the men's game who somehow returned to prominence in the second half of 2016 even without the big-bang backhand that was once quite an acoustic complement to his thunderous forehand.
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But the applause was thunderous when the organizers brought up a parade of small children who talked about what they wanted to be when they grew up, perhaps in a rebuke to stereotypes: a ballerina, an engineer who would invent a cooking robot, a chemist, an artist, an astronaut, a firefighter.
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With every thunderous kick and successful fake, Hekker upends one perception — dual threats don't always have to be quarterbacks — and fuels another: that the best player on the Rams (5-2) might not be quarterback Jared Goff or running back Todd Gurley or defensive menace Aaron Donald, but rather their punter.
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It's been a big week for Greta Thunberg: The 16-year-old Swedish activist led the climate march in New York City, delivered a thunderous speech at the United Nations General Assembly, and stared down President Donald Trump in a moment that has already been GIF'd to the high heavens.
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"I give you my word, if I am elected president, no service man or service woman will be forced to be on their knees, and any nation that captures our fighting men will feel the full force and fury of the United States of America," he said to thunderous applause.
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They pursued the vehicle after receiving the initial report and traveled along with it from Nottoway County to downtown Richmond.... A witness, who saw part of the pursuit play out on West Broad Street near VCU, says he knew something was wrong when he heard the thunderous sound of the military vehicle.
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"We've tried to do this by coming up with a proposal behind closed doors in consultation with the administration, then springing it on skeptical members, trying to convince them it's better than nothing, asking us to swallow our doubts and force it past a unified opposition," he said, before basking in thunderous applause.
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"Lulu" was savaged by the local critics, but the entire run is virtually sold out, and the performance I attended met with thunderous applause — a healthy indication that Stuttgarters are more curious about what Mr. Petras is up to in his last season than in what the professional tastemakers have to say.
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Abdul Hakim-Bilal's towering bass drones and Samuel Goff's thunderous tom explorations have this feeling of improvised weaponry—as if they'd grabbed whatever heavy object was nearest around them and are flinging it haphazardly into the guts of a broken system, with the goal of seeing how much carnage they might wreak.
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Where most of her songs maintain a minimalist approach to sound, this diverges from that, beginning with airy, peaceful guitars and backing violin and near-monotone vocals that build, with help of a constant warning of a drumbeat, into a thunderous array before going out just as quietly as it came it.
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Contrariwise, when Obama made his maiden voyage to the Middle East, he held both private sessions and spoke to an open forum in Cairo and received thunderous ovations; later, he was criticized for not meeting expectations in the aftermath of Arab revolts that began in 2011 and continue to rock the region, e.g.
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We said that the men in red and blue would become Norse legends if they progressed from Group F and, in godlike fashion, they scored in the final minute against Austria, sending a thunderous roar echoing across the icy surface of the Arctic Ocean and up towards the heavens, Valhalla and beyond.
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Both on his proper releases—like last year's LW17—and a steady stream of loosies posted to his Soundcloud account, the 19-year-old has adopted the position of rap's Delawarean alien, offering interstellar transmissions that refract glitchy electronic music, bleeding emo, and thunderous trap tropes through the unique prism of his perspective.
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We recently premiered some slimy new tunes from Brighton's Sea Bastard, and are now pleased as punch to present a malodorous new track from the Bristolians in SONANCE, who are poised to release a new split EP with London's own thunderous trio, Torpor (who contribute a rumbling new song of their own).
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When Harry Belafonte turned 21951 on March 19603, he celebrated with a tribute at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, which ended with a thunderous audience singalong to a riff on his star-making 21960 hit, "The Banana Boat Song," complete with the rapper Doug E. Fresh beatboxing over its famous "Day-O!" refrain.
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Stray Kids "Double Knot" While JYP's next bet Stray Kids had strong singles with the bold "Miroh" and unsettling "Side Effects" earlier this year, "Double Knot" off of Clé 2127: Levanter embodies exactly what makes the rookie powerhouses so unique: their ability to create thunderous, textured music that is filled with meaning.
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For nearing on a decade, or more if you count the work he did as Sandwell District, Juan Mendez has proven himself one of the more ecstatic operators in the world of downcast electronic music—tracing luminous arpeggios across the pitch-black electro-scrapings and thunderous beats that make up most of his work.
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By the time 2002 rolled around, Austin Powers really should have been viewed in a similar way to how Robin Thicke is today – which is with regret, if not thunderous silence – but it was allowed to happen because, as Shrek Forever After will attest, Mike Myers does not know how or when to stop.
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The local politicians can bask in the favorable publicity provided by friendly journalists, and they can feign embarrassment at the thunderous applause forthcoming from the editorial boards, the pundits, the conferences at expensive resorts, the intellectuals on the campuses, the donors at the garden parties, and the political consultants attuned to ambitions for higher office.
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There was the technical prowess of Hazard, De Bruyne and others, which was supplemented by the power and pace of the likes of Lukaku and central defender Dedryck Boyata, who, with one thunderous first-half tackle, seemed to blunt Tunisia's intent to mount a full comeback after it halved Belgium's early two-goal lead.
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"I fiercely believe that Starbucks' attempts to be a different kind of company—one that my own father, a working class laborer, never had a chance to work for—are worth sharing at this fragile yet auspicious moment in our country's history, when truth and dignity need to make a thunderous comeback," he writes in the book's preface.
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The track itself is built around the same sorts of tones that each have made their hallmarks—chattering, clipped vocal samples, thunderous kick drums, and blindingly bright synth lines—but it lands in a curious middle ground between Robinson's cosmos-probing instrumentals and the more earthbound romance that Madeon (born Hugo Pierre Leclercq) has embraced over the years.
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But there was one part of the trip that cheered him up, according to three people close to the president: rallygoers' thunderous approval of his attack on Colin Kaepernick, a former N.F.L. quarterback, for kneeling in protest during the national anthem, a slam punctuated by an epithet-laced suggestion that team owners fire employees who disrespect patriotic tradition.
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Such thunderous floods of hot water, walls and mirror dripping time and again with condensation; such intimate smells, pleasant and unpleasant; such fun, the bubble baths and slippery, screaming games; then, later, such secret longings and excitement and dread, solitary behind the locked door—hair dye and Tampax and vomiting, girl flesh burgeoning out of control.
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Because it makes an extremely strong case that, when Meryl Streep opens that envelope in a little under a year, the words Detective Pikachu will be on her lips, as all of Hollywood, all of Los Angeles, all of the world erupts in a thunderous ovation, our lives given meaning again by the little, the yellow, the different.
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The Falcon Heavy's achievement, marked resoundingly with thunderous sonic booms following twin booster touchdowns at Cape Canaveral, was only upstaged by Starman—a doomed mannequin at the wheel of Elon Musk's Roadster Elon Musk's long-term plan for SpaceX is to get humans off of Earth and on to Mars—but what does the company's recent progress say about that goal?
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Her twisted, angular, fuzzy, solid, muscular guitar sound lashes out in discrete blats, leaving pauses between each riff, dividing songs into blocky chunks: the woozy power chords between funk plinking on "Paralyzed," the thunderous strumming alternating with slower percussive blasts on "In My Head," the glowing rhythm pattern on "Heat Wave," whose '80s R&B-style keyboards add mesmerizing flash.
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Jeana Keough (Real Housewives of Orange County), Jill Zarin (Real Housewives of New York City), Kim Zolciak-Biermann (Real Housewives of Atlanta), Caroline Manzo (Real Housewives of New Jersey), and Real Housewives of Beverly Hills stars Kim Richards and Adrienne Maloof were all in attendance, taking the stage at the Grand Ballroom in the Manhattan Center to thunderous applause from the sold-out crowd.
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It said that the booms were heard in southern New Jersey, on Long Island and elsewhere on the Eastern Seaboard, and that one occurred at a spot over the Atlantic Ocean seven miles southeast of Atlantic City and nine miles east-southeast of Ventnor City, N.J. A sonic boom is a thunderous noise produced by the shock waves created by an aircraft when it flies faster than the speed of sound.
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In the Blue Devils' season-opening game against Kentucky, he displayed his varied skill set over a 27-second stretch in which he made a 3-pointer, slashed to the basket for a thunderous dunk, blocked a shot and then, on the run, threaded a bounce pass through traffic to his teammate R.J. Barrett, another freshman and probably his biggest challenger for the top spot in next year's N.B.A. draft.
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When Democrats gather in Philadelphia for their national convention in July, the delegates and Democrats throughout the nation will rise to their feet with a thunderous ovation when the woman who inherited the Senate seat previously held by Edward M. Kennedy issues her call to action for America to elect its first female president, 96 years after the suffragettes were victorious in their quest to achieve the right to vote for women.
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Sanders is the favorite to win the Democratic nomination at the moment, but he faces a new challenge from former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE, who electrified moderate Democrats over the weekend with a thunderous victory in the South Carolina primary.
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Songs like "Incel Warfare" and "The Fetishization ov Asian Women Despite a Demand for a Pure White Race (Outro)" illustrate the collective's masterful grasp on the trope-filled subcultures of underground neo-fascist black metal and 4chan-based "SJW-triggering" internet trolls; their thunderous disdain for those who dwell at the crux of that Cheeto-dusted realm is a balm to the soul of anyone who's witnessed this particular strain of edgelord scum in action.
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He lavished honors on the first couple, courted them with dinner with him and his wife at a Michelin-starred restaurant in the Eiffel Tower, and the coup de grace, ringside seats for France's thunderous Bastille Day celebrations, including a full military parade that so impressed Trump he demanded one of his own in DC. Yet here we are less than a year later, on the brink of perhaps the most strained G7 in recent years.
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" Echoing her famous 1995 "Women's Rights Are Human Rights" speech in Beijing, Clinton later launched into a powerful riff that drew thunderous applause from the crowd: "I believe so strongly that we have to keep up, with every fiber of our being, the argument for, the campaign for human rights," she said, "human rights as women's rights, human rights as gay rights, human rights as worker rights, human rights as voting rights, human rights across the board for every single American.
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According to an essay by Nicholas Sooy, a young American Orthodox Christian scholar, both the Transfiguration and Hiroshima are remembered as moments when "there was a great cloud, and the light radiated forth brighter than the sun" and "there was a thunderous sound as if the heavens had opened.." But the first incident is presented as one of reassurance and inspiration, while the second one delivered a message of apocalyptic fear, one that disfigured the world through the ongoing effects of radiation.
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