| You remain cosy and dry, while the rain thrums on the roof of your beach cabin. |
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| The steering arm thrums under their hand, the deck heaves beneath their feet and the keen salt wind cuts like a knife through even a good sealskin cloak. |
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| Today things couldn't be more different as it thrums with entrepreneurs, laptops and lattes. |
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| A small, spruced-up central area thrums with visitors enjoying the curved rooftops, traditional façades, red lanterns and, strangely, Mao memorabilia. |
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| And to begin with, it positively thrums with confidence. |
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| Thom Willems's score thrums discontinuously. |
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| Fortunately, a waterfall thrums down the nearby mountains and forms a natural swimming pool at the entrance. |
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| The sound of engines and motors begins early in the morning, and thrums on through the day, effectively putting an end to that Antarctic silence which used to reign at Utsteinen. |
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| Mr Tarantino is a voracious autodidact, and the film thrums with his infectious fascination with everything from German legends to phrenology to the correct way to fold a napkin. |
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