The graphics whooshed at you like a Blue Angels flyover.
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The lights were flickering all around Syd, and something whooshed by her.
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When the monsoons came, the water whooshed away as quickly as the rain fell.
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Relief whooshed through my body; all the muscles I didn't know I was tensing relaxed.
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Under the wrong circumstances, it could get whooshed into the crowd the moment the curtain rises.
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Their white sides whooshed by, their presence anomalous in this valley where almost no one lives.
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You already know about the Doppler effect from that time a speeding train whooshed past you.
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Puzzle 1 is by constructor Bruce Haight and more than 600 papers have "whooshed" to their front sides.
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An Air Force bomb whooshed in and exploded, sending a mushroom cloud rising where another building had been.
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But talks with Poland have gone nowhere: last week, as the latest Brussels deadline whooshed by, the government dismissed its concerns as "groundless".
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Behind Mr. Clark, traffic whooshed along Highway 1, past the Half Moon Bay parking lot where the caboose has been sitting for decades.
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We sat cross-legged, the saucers spinning in dizzying circles as we whooshed down the slope and hoped to avoid flying into the trees.
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They still look like they're where you left them, but they're whooshed up into Apple's servers, ready to be downloaded again only when you click on them.
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On a recent hike past the rock-art carvings and old dwellings, it was so still that he could hear a bird's wings beating as it whooshed past him.
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But here were faux-shagreen consoles, chest-high urns stuffed with bright green moss and geodes glowing on the black bamboo tables, as if the Perseids had just whooshed through.
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The Martians made frantic squeaky noises, their unpaired eyes wheeling about in the green muck, and whooshed him again, and the Senator's bodyguards, by now a bit panicky, shot futilely back.
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When he met to chat with the Carpetbagger, he was plowing through a full schedule of media interviews, and the Bagger was whooshed away after 50 minutes because another reporter had arrived.
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The movement of these rocks indicates that the pyroclastic material must have been dense and fluid-like for the simple reason that a less dense, gaseous flow would have just whooshed around them.
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This we learn from an enigmatic prologue before being whooshed to the present where Melanie (Anna Margaret Hollyman), an American artist, is mounting an exhibition of dioramas based on similarly unsettling Irish legends.
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The three seesaws were in heavy use — parents balanced toddlers on the seats, older children whooshed each other skyward, and one father tried to stand in the middle of the seesaw and balance.
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Cars whooshed up and down Mahoning Avenue, past businesses shuttered or struggling, and past tired residential side streets now considered "food deserts" since the grocery store, a Sparkle Market, closed down about four years ago.
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Another evening, after a rehearsal for a coming show, Alexandra Furillo was in the backyard spinning fire, tracing circular and crisscrossing streaks of light with two torches that whooshed loudly as they cut through the air.
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DURHAM, N.C. — On Thursday afternoon at Moogfest, electronic sounds whooshed and crashed and videos of waveforms flickered and rippled behind Camae Ayewa, a musician, producer, poet, rapper and community organizer based in Philadelphia who records as Moor Mother.
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In the process of compiling these, my brain worm-addled mind has come to see them as a fitting symbol for a year which we constantly feel like we're being whooshed through a terrifying ride with no end.
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Seemingly well-meaning interest from a man can quickly veer into dark territory; if a cab whooshed by and knocked me into the arms of a tall, dark stranger, I probably wouldn't get coffee with them immediately after, even if they asked nicely.
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" Once Marc Jacobs, the designer, and Kacey Musgraves, the singer-songwriter, had arrived, the crowd whooshed upstairs, for a dinner of mini-burgers and pigs in blankets catered by the Four Seasons and a performance by Aquaria, a winner of "RuPaul's Drag Race.
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Her breath had shushed her boys to sleep in their crib, it whooshed out of her whenever she jumped naked, as she liked to do, into a Canadian mountain lake, and it transported Adas Israel's congregation to Mount Sinai when it blew air into her shofar.
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In 22013, while Yeah Yeah Yeahs were touring Australia, lead singer and kinetic force-of-nature Karen O torpedoed herself off the front of the stage, slipping onto her back before a sound monitor wobbled, whooshed down the five feet to where she lay and landed on her head.
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The troops hoped that the intimidating firepower of their .50-caliber and M60 machine guns would keep the VC at a respectful distance. Several Rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs) whooshed out of the darkness, but the rounds slammed into the bridge instead of the vehicles. At 05:30, the 506th Battalion shifted its focus from the 1st Platoon to a police station located just south of the Y Bridge.
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Entrance of the Roman tunnel. The gorge The Furlo Pass (Italian: Gola del Furlo or Passo del Furlo) is a gorge on the ancient Roman road Via Flaminia in the Marche region of central Italy, where it passes near the Candigliano river, a tributary of the Metauro. The gorge was formed between the Pietralata (889 m) and Paganuccio (976 m) mountains by the river Candigliano, which whooshed in full spate through the district until it was dammed in 1922. Since 2001 it has been included in a State Natural Reserve of the same name.
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