The whooshing sound of the wind made our children howl.
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After a few spins, a deep whooshing sound filled the hall.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Quick one today, as the deadlines go whooshing by.
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Run so fast that you make a whooshing sound in your wake.
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It almost sounds onomatopoetic, like a sled whooshing down an icy track.
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Her gun firing a rainbow of whooshing colors is typical of Bee's painting.
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At the end I came whooshing back to reality in one big gasp.
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It kind of sounds like a whooshing chaos:Sound and light both travel as waves.
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Almost immediately he heard exactly what the patient had described: a loud, rhythmic whooshing.
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The whooshing that had kept him company for the past year was finally gone.
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Equipment can also detect the telltale sign of leaky pipes: a distinctive whooshing sound.
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Soon it segues into teeming episodes alive with whistles, whooshing sounds and dizzying eruptions.
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Occasionally, he could hear the whooshing sound of gas escaping and catching on fire.
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Superhero stories are traditionally about defeating villains, foiling outsized plots, then whooshing off in triumph.
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A terrific whooshing sound instantly filled the street, like a scream as loud as thunder.
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Do you know how gym air feels whooshing over the delicate skin of your middle?
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The future, according to the folks who make the renderings, will be built mostly around whooshing.
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At Mr. Ailes's Fox, the news was delivered with eye-catching graphics and whooshing sound effects.
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From there, the cart burrowed straight into the belly of Jinzi Mountain, cool air whooshing by.
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Not sure what this world calls a whooshing tornado that transports people, but portal seems about right.
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There was a whooshing sound as turbochargers pulled air into the roaring engine just behind our heads.
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Then, boy woos parents, figures that are usually anathema to the whooshing, swooping love of this genre.
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Even if you're not a Star Wars fan, you'll recognize the iconic whooshing sound of a lightsaber.
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Every 15 seconds, the soft hum of a Hyperloop pod could be heard whooshing just above us.
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Amazon Originals offerings start with a whooshing, revolving sound and conclude with a series of vibrant chimes.
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Then shortened again, at which point they no longer made the pleasant whooshing sound, and were ruined.
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Whooshing, glistening, buzzing, gushing keyboard hooks glide alongside chipmunky pitch-corrected vocals, bliss point after bliss point.
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Wacissa, in particular, is unrelenting: 20-plus minutes of whooshing swampwater, with only brief, sporadic audiovisual respites.
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They were in their jackets because of the influx of February air from the periodic whooshing of doors.
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Later, Ms. Williams sat in the dark and heard her daughter's life rendered as whooshing pumps, beeping electronics.
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He's found a great life to delineate — this book, like that life, roars past with a whooshing sound.
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Fanny sat staring out the Waffle House's big window at the 50-mile-an-hour traffic whooshing by.
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It came to her then, with the whooshing crescendo of truth: She had failed on a colossal level.
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"Through the window above, you'll see stars whooshing by until you see the starcruiser in the distance," said Johnson.
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So the performers did not know what crackling, static, whooshing and sputtering elements would be available in the moment.
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As it kept whooshing past last weekend, I started to think about who was inside and who was driving.
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Crews also have equipment that can pick up the telltale sign of a leaky pipe: a distinctive whooshing sound.
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Later that night, having decamped to the playground to split a six-pack, they hear a strange whooshing noise.
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Then came a terrible whooshing sound that kept getting louder until it felt like my ears were going to pop.
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It's made of heavy glass and makes a whooshing sound as it opens, like the door to an office building.
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They sounded, respectively, like a tennis racket being plucked, a CVS receipt being crinkled, and a broom whooshing around our feet.
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Tinnitus is the perception of sound (for example ringing, buzzing, whooshing or humming) in the absence of any external sound source.
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During my first concert I held a maraca, a tambourine, and a knock-off lightsaber that made a strange whooshing sound.
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For nine months, your little one's been lulled to sleep by the rhythmic whooshing of the blood flowing through the placenta.
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas's white plunge-front gown is sending us whooshing down memory lane to J. Lo's plunging Versace of 2000.
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Pros: Gorgeous appearance, meditative whooshing sounds, and simulation of open-water rowing sensations Cons: Expensive, included monitor is fine but limited
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How the Diagnosis Was Made The patient put up with the constant and loud whooshing in his ear for almost a year.
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There are no sharp edges—such as split-screens or cheap whooshing noises—to signify a visitation by one sensate to another.
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A new stick-on wearable sensor uses the symphony of internal rumblings, whooshing, gurglings, and cracklings to help doctors diagnose different conditions.
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The sound was like that of an airstrip crossed with a dentist's office, a cacophony of whooshing, suctioning, beeping, clicking, and rumbling.
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Looking up at the arches, I envisioned the train whooshing past, filled with dignitaries and tourists oblivious to the ancient, crumbling house below.
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There's a whiff of the epic in the sweeping, whooshing chorus; a widescreen grandeur to the echo and flangers on Skip Marley's voice.
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Editorial Walk onto the plaza in Lower Manhattan and you hear the memorial before you see it — a whooshing through the oak trees.
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It feels so foreign — the unwieldy board, the near-stranger trying to direct me, the unforgiving water whooshing up too quickly — and yet, familiar.
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The tongue of this whooshing envelope, if you will, actually intrudes into my person in the form of a small plastic mandibular advancement device.
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Then I think about the skier whooshing down the mountain without a left leg or a left arm, and my concerns feel quite small.
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After nightfall, Gaza City resembled a ghost town, with streets empty and the whooshing sounds of outgoing rockets and explosions of Israeli airstrikes heard.
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While flinging my arms upward I make a whooshing sound, starting low and gaining volume the further my fingertips stretch away from my core.
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In a pregnant mom's belly, there is constant sound — the blood whooshing through the uterine arteries — that's as loud as a vacuum cleaner, 24/7.
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Haptic feedback simulates the feeling of getting hit by a thrown object or friendly proton pack fire, and mist accompanies the whooshing of a ghost.
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"Self Portrait in Ultramarine" begins with arpeggios that suggest church organs, submerging and resurfacing amid pools of whooshing pink noise while deeper bass tones loom.
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The exterior is stained a rusty hue; over the decades, as the whooshing trains kick up reddish metallic dust, it will further burnish the building.
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Between the whooshing of a mother's blood, the beating of her heart, and muffled sounds from the outside, the womb can be a very noisy place.
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I'd woken up some minutes earlier because my CPAP machine's mask slid ever-so-slightly off the side of my face, generating an obnoxious whooshing noise.
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The only sounds coming from behind the curtain in the private I.C.U. room where the play is set are the sucking and whooshing of his ventilator.
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They became an avian whirlpool for a moment when flocks came together, their fast-flapping wings creating a soft whooshing sound that mingled with their cooing.
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The influential website splashed several InfoWars stories about the massacre across its traffic-driving home page last week, whooshing Mr. Jones's theories onto millions of screens.
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Anderson is still eager to travel, he says, as we sit outside at a Starbucks along a busy road, cars whooshing home in the evening rush hour.
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These rosy renderings of effortless whooshing hither and yon distract us from what the problem demands: a way forward that prioritizes not thoughtless speed but calibrated efficiency.
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It performed great, if you like to fall asleep while listening to the loud whooshing of a Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade balloon being deflated by someone snoring.
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I put my hands to the wall — and hear the sound of taxis stopping at the lights, the whooshing of trolleys, the women arguing on the street corner.
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They made a pleasant whooshing sound as I ran up the stairs of my house, searching in vain for whatever shoes a grown man might wear with them.
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On Fox News the screen flashed up constant alerts, loud whooshing heralded big stories, hot blonde anchors beamed through layers of lip gloss and commentators bawled at each other.
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"What a cool knife," said Gizmodo editor and blade connoisseur Hudson Hongo before swinging the knife around behind me, creating a whooshing sound as it cut through the air.
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If your vision of the flying future involves whooshing about in an air taxi while chuckling at the car-bound suckers below, Elroy Air is not here to help.
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Whooshing back the dressing room curtain, DeWanda Wise emerged in a red-and-white-striped bandeau top and matching wide-legged pants — a circus clown's idea of resort wear.
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When the stitching was done, Dr. Langer used an ultrasound probe to check for the rhythmic whooshing sound that would mean blood was flowing through the newly created channel.
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The beats abound with whooshing keyboards, breathy vocoders, slick rhythm guitars, and splashes of electronic color as lurid as the pink clouds and blue sky on the album cover.
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And to be sure, it has some cool moments and shots (Euron landing on deck on his giant, toothed boarding rail; a giant missile whooshing right by Yara's head).
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From windy beaches, to a gust of air whooshing over a dog's face as it sticks its head out of the window, please enjoy these dogs basking in the breeze.
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As the firetruck next to me blared its sirens, I cradled my phone in my hands and swayed back and forth to the sounds of whooshing water and chirping birds.
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There was a bigger, more explosive whooshing sound, like a monstrous sigh, as the air that had been going into the turbochargers was suddenly redirected out into the open air.
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However, instead of the high-pitched whine you often hear from cheaper blow-dryers, all you hear from the Supersonic is the sound of air whooshing through the system. Silent?
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I'll not forget the tricky platforming of the Lost World, the simple joy of whooshing through Twinkle Park's amusements, or the thrilling—at the time—snowboarding section of Ice Cap.
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The part I liked best was finding my HOUSE (which was a bit creepy at first), and then whooshing outward from my BLOCK to a view of the entire planet.
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For the past 20 years or so, the Brazilian artist's been thrilling crowds from Bangkok to Brisbane with his signature brand of hi-octane rattlers and whooshing bass-heavy rollers.
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As she tended to a spirited table of employees from the nearby Whitney Museum, and a young family of four, the foil made a whooshing sound when she walked by.
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The breathing meditation gives you a voice telling you when to breathe in and out, along with ambient noise on the inhale and a pleasant whooshing sound on the exhale.
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Listen hard along an internal register, and you sometimes pick up the pounding thud of your heart, or a mysterious whooshing that swirls through your ears like a miniature mistral.
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Entering the installation's small gallery feels overwhelming: it's dark inside, and a warped chorus of moaning, fast-paced, whooshing beats and high-pitched cries spiral from all corners of the room.
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"Whooshing me down," cries Byrne, and the music complies — the guitar sound really does whoosh, inhaling giant gulps of virtual air, like a mechanical sonic vacuum that only functions in spurts.
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I was sitting being the driver with my back against the window, and I didn't see anything but we heard a 'whooshing' noise as if something flew right over the van.
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Of the many noises that emanate from Mr. Murfi, the one that you are likely to keep hearing long after the play is over is the numinous whooshing of a wind.
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One night Dahl went so far as to stand on a ladder, slip a bamboo cane through his children's curtains while they were falling asleep, and make a loud, breathy whooshing sound.
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Filling the room is a soft, whooshing sound of two black holes colliding a billion light-years away — the historic "chirp" scientists recorded in February providing evidence of gravitational waves Einstein predicted.
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THURSDAY PUZZLE — A brief one from me today, as both personal and professional deadlines go whooshing by, and Mr. Krozel does an excellent job of explaining his puzzle in his notes below.
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The first and last movements of Mr. Shin's 10-minute score convey tension through gripping music that boldly shifts from pointillist bursts to whooshing sound effects to eerie passages of wafting string lines.
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Omir has edited a couple of other sword fights with the Star Wars weapons in the past, as Buzzfeed pointed out, so you can watch those if you need more whooshing in your life.
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Then come the airlift and the drifting descent, via glider, to the battleground, with a gentle whooshing sound that is to the Fortnite addict what the flick of a Bic is to a smoker.
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By the time Prabhas straps on a pair of metal wings, whooshing around the glass canyons of Waaji City to save his girlfriend, your credulity may have been strained to the point of flatlining.
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" Then she encourages them to "see that image, the color or the material, whooshing out of their skin to fill up their personal space, so they feel that they have more protection around their body.
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Fond of juxtaposing the concrete with the airy, he assembles a sonic kaleidoscope of varied keyboards: whooshing gusts, plonking shudders, blips and dings and clicks, lushly watery oscillations — echoing, lurid, glowing, pinging with assured solidity.
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On Thursday we challenged Well readers with a difficult real-life case of a middle aged man who developed chest pain that radiated to his neck, followed by a persistent and loud whooshing in his ear.
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The thump-thump-thump of your pickaxe is soon mixed in with a whooshing of a jet pack and the satisfying click of a hookshot connecting with a piece of rock offscreen, saving a long fall.
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Of course, it's hard to know what kind of "news" the survey respondents are referring to when they're assessing the many forms of political info constantly whooshing down the algorithmic chum tube into our waiting brains.
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Ping-ponging off digital walls, whooshing through vacuums of electronically treated air, trickling through a textural squishiness that complements the sharpness of Uzi's vocals, the music defines a caffeinated, sugar-drenched spirit of play that never wears out.
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The process began by affixing a 360-degree camera on top of a skier's helmet as he zipped down the actual mountain in Korea to capture footage of real-world conditions, complete with wind whooshing past the microphone.
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I used a midi guitar to play a DX7 synthesizer, in order to make these kinds of falling and whooshing sounds, by bending strings in a way that a person could never use a mod wheel or pitch bender.
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Put the creatures in slo-mo, slap on some custom-scored Hans Zimmer, add some detailed foley effects (I couldn't help picturing the lucky person who makes the farting, whooshing noises for the dolphins), and you're good to go.
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When the giant planks spun into new positions — moving swiftly, say, to transform from the forest where the young hero Siegmund is being hunted to the fateful house where he seeks shelter — a whooshing sound could sometimes be heard.
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In Natural Born Killers, Stone took those experimental techniques even further: The movie is essentially a two-hour montage, a gory, epic music video shot in drunken, whooshing takes and jumbled together into a hectic, ultra-violent nightmare of a movie.
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The next room is dark, with the ground made up of sand and dirt to simulate the desert, and a large industrial fan whooshing overhead to reproduce the sound and feeling of desert winds and the imminent Border Patrol helicopter.
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Galinhos Journal GALINHOS, Brazil — At night, blinking red dots fill the sky, and the sound of whooshing rotating blades is everywhere — constant reminders of the wind's abundant presence here on Brazil's Atlantic coast and its harvesting as a natural resource.
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But no matter which of the show's six tonsorial outposts is being summoned — in London and five cities in Africa — you sense a force of gravity tugging its inhabitants into a whooshing cycle of life that stretches far beyond barbershop doors.
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As the "twisters" coil and spin, they fill the cavernous space with gentle whooshing sounds, while the large band slowly crumples in on itself, buckling towards the ceiling and straining against gravity before it finally releases, sending out a deafening crash.
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He splashed across the shallow Pedernales River and trudged up into the green mountains, past cattle herds, fields of plantain trees and the rhythmically whooshing turbines of a wind farm, carefully avoiding the checkpoints manned by soldiers on the lookout for Haitians.
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I like it when friends come down with me, their hair haloed hilariously around their head, and we act out some important conversation because you can't hear anything but soft whooshing in that underwater room, not even the adults jabbering up on the deck.
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"Is There Somewhere" boasts the single most exhilarating moment in Halsey's entire discography: When the procession of 80s-video-game synths have built to their climax, precisely two minutes and 29 seconds in, the beat briefly drops out and a whooshing sound rushes in.
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The snow's groans as it's stepped on; a mop's slop-sound as it cleans a dingy linoleum floor; the gelatinous fight a casserole puts up as it's dished out; the whooshing one's arms make in a parka; the heavy clunk of a police badge on a wooden kitchen table.
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So the next time you feel lazy enough to jump on the subway for a stop or two, consider that for the same price you could hop a ferry from Wall Street to Rockaway Beach, Queens, and find yourself whooshing through New York Harbor and past the Coney Island Cyclone.
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The records in Casino's Instrumental Mixtape series (currently on volume 4) are the craftiest of minimalist exercises: some of the tracks are instrumental versions of previously released rap songs, while others are new, but all sound like whooshing abstractions, barely coherent as music, before soothing melodies and harmonic structures reliably surface.
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Grown-ups gather at a tent that sells pumpkin spice ale and hard cider before heading to a two-story spider web, a carousel of skeletal horses, and a covered bridge where bats flicker blue in synchrony with the disquieting soundtrack and whooshing wind of the Headless Horseman galloping by.
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The older kids were free to take turns whooshing down Big Blue — the resort's looping 100-foot water slide — snorkel at the small, sheltered beach or play video games in the teen club house, while the younger children were looked after by their nannies, who hover over them in lavender uniforms.
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In the 1960s and '70s, his signature hotels — skyscrapers with escarpment atriums, cantilevered balconies overlooking interiors big enough to contain the Statue of Liberty, whooshing glass elevators, waterfalls, hanging gardens and revolving rooftop restaurants — offered thrilling antidotes to the standard lot of dreary hotel lobbies, claustrophobic box elevators and shotgun corridors lined with cells for the inmates.
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Only one of her books, " Salvage the Bones " (Bloomsbury), which won the 2011 National Book Award for Fiction, takes Katrina as its primary subject, but the storm lingers, ghostlike, in the others, operating as a grand, whooshing metaphor for the vulnerability—physical, emotional, environmental—of the residents of rural Bois Sauvage, the fictional Mississippi-coast town in which all her novels are set.
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Their fall entry into this admittedly crowded category is a brand called Leret Leret, which offers a dozen or so limited-edition crew necks (with more styles to come) in slightly baggy unisex silhouettes, made all the more cozy by their natural colors (wine red, sky blue, carnation pink) and nostalgic motifs, from wide stripes to oversize clouds to one particularly charming whooshing paper plane.
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In our Time Traveler holding pattern, we tested the Giant Barn Swing (two pendulum arms whooshing back and forth); American Plunge (a good way to get drenched while riding in a log flume); Powder Keg (a terrifically fast coaster with a TNT and dynamite theme); and Wildfire (a looping roller coaster that rises so high out of the trees you get views of the lake beyond).
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The sequence works as a clever gag built on shifts in scale and perspective — at one point, the camera pulls back to show a group of innocent little kids gently splashing their hands into a shallow pool — and it plays like a faster, louder, scarier version of the "claw" sequence in Pixar's first film, Toy Story, with director Andrew Stanton emphasizing the whooshing power of the kids' arms as they crash into the water.
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