He hit the floor with a thump sending a beer can and an ashtray skitting away in different directions. |
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A buttered roll, en route to my mouth, fell with a dull thump onto the pearlescent china. |
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It made a soft thump, which sounded much too loud in the dark and silent room. |
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As I was looking down at the chart, we heard a loud thump, then the sound of rushing wind. |
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A loud thump sounded behind him and he turned it time to see someone sprint out the stable doors. |
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Then suddenly two explosions rocked the water and the Kursk was down, settling with a dull thump on the sea floor. |
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The image jitters, there is a thump as the sound comes on, and a haggard, hair-covered face fills the frame. |
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There was a tiny thump and perhaps what sounded like papers whishing around. |
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Patients may feel palpitations or a thump in the chest when a beat compensates for a prior missed beat. |
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There was that strange, high pitched tune playing somewhere beyond his right ear, accompanying the double thump of his heartbeat. |
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The odd thing was is that Candice was sure she could hear the thump of his heart against his chest. |
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At several points during our conversation, I simply couldn't hear over the deafening thump of my own pulse. |
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Her eyes wouldn't open and she heard the steady thump of her heart pound in her ears, signaling she was still alive. |
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After four hours of climbing the near vertical mountain footpath, the headache had matured into a persistent thump with each heartbeat. |
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As he pressed his head hard to the man's chest he could hear the thump, thump of a healthy heart beat. |
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I don't know how many times during the day she yowled to be let out to test it, give it a thump and come back in, glaring at me. |
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It is a harrowing experience to hear a squeal of tires followed by a thump and then the anguished cries of an animal in pain. |
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I let out a yell and tried to twist out of his grip, he let go and I fell with a thump. |
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There was a barely noticeable thump, and then a scratchy sort of noise as a peg landed on the ground. |
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There are many casting techniques used such as groundcast, backcast over head thump etc. |
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The drone of aircraft propellers and thump of helicopter rotors made way for screaming auto engines and squealing tyres. |
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Organised fans carry small plastic megaphones which they thump with enthusiasm against the seats in front. |
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Kristie waited a beat, hearing a body thump to the floor and soft footsteps getting closer. |
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I landed in the ditch with a thump, as the shocks tried to absorb the impact. |
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Then there was another thump at the gates, this time followed by a blood-curdling scream of terror and agony. |
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Can these guys actually play, or are they just making a bunch of groovy thump 'n' blow because that's all they can do? |
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I collapsed in my chair next to Adam, and let my head thump onto the table, uncaringly. |
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I think I'm soft, but if a woman hit me, I'd thump her back, not go weeping to the authorities. |
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He gave Rafe a parting thump along with a touch more verbal abuse and left us alone. |
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After crooning a couple of verses of that particular song, Charlie heard a loud thump resonate inside the room. |
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That said, the sporty T5 version can thump and bang over bad bumps, the downside of its quicker, meatier responses and extra grip. |
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He landed hard with a loud thump and the rain water splashed up around him. |
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Watson, meanwhile, crashed to earth with a thump as his Forfarshire side were outgunned by champions Greenock at Forthill. |
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In the scenes set within the club, superbly loud music makes your subwoofers thump and your rump shake and roll. |
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The thump of a stapler, the snick of a ballpoint, the rattle of paper, the bass crepitation of the mail cart against the carpet. |
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She felt a steady thumping and Cain's hand seemed to pulse with each thump. |
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I walked up the creaky stairs up to the hallway where the dorms were, letting my bags thump behind me. |
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The dull thump of the bass beat of some unknown song droned on, providing a never-ending soundtrack to the party. |
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It all sounded reassuringly normal, apart from the occasional thump of a misload, whack of a cane, and cry of pain from Pandas. |
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He was the sort of person who would angrily thump the table and shout at the radio during political discussion programmes. |
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He landed on the stone tiles with an audible thump, and a nasty jolt of fresh pain jumped up his spine. |
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There was a faint twang, followed by a quiet whiz, as a crossbow bolt flew through the air and collided with a thump into the side of the vent. |
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There was another thump, and then something banged up against the door to her lab. |
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At this point I thump my fist down onto my desk and toss my hair defiantly. |
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Walter Del Rio often arrives early to thump divots out of the grass with a golf club. |
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Applying increasing pressure on the brakes with 3,000 feet of runway to go, we felt a strong thump below the jet. |
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By the time I left, the pressure of that bitterness had created a dull thump in my head. |
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As for watermelons, pick the ones minus dents or scratches and a light thump should yield a dull hollow sound. |
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How can he claim damages when he has not only left the stable door open but has sent out the horse with a hefty good-luck thump on its backside? |
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However serious the material, his tone is light, as if it would be indelicate to thump home a message or afflict the reader with anything too distressing. |
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His pink, shell-like horn strikes the glass with an audible thump. |
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The violence is so real that cinemagoers wince with every thump. |
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The tackle brought him down and they both fell to the floor with a thump. |
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I resisted the urge to prod a response from her but, shortly after I snapped the light off, a heavy thump came at the foot of the bed and she snuggled up against my feet. |
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Despite advances in headphone design, the fact is you are still listening to glorified stereo, where the sounds appear to thump uncomfortably inside your head. |
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The only audible sound was the thump of his steps against the solid floor. |
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I heard a thump and a quack, and guessed that he'd run into the wall. |
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The steady thump of drums beat a deadly rhythm in the stifling heat. |
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The students rev faster as we thump across the unevenly jointed highway. |
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He was quiet, his heartbeat a slow and steady thump against my palm. |
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She stopped abruptly, as she whammed into something with a sound thump. |
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The strong, even thump of her pulse against his skin reassured him. |
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I heard a loud thump as she slammed right into it at full speed. |
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In the end, Silverman hurled her microphone to the floor with an ear-splitting thump, and made a quick getaway. |
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Whoever it was tripped over a box and landed with a resounding thump. |
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The light snooze was interrupted by a huge thump on the car. |
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With a loud thump and the inevitable oof, the tourist was free. |
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The first day I arrived, I had heard the sound in my hotel in Shahre Nau, a deep thump, and shivered. |
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The punch was vicious and and evoked yet another thump on his head. |
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The bully we mentioned in number 2, who has grown up a lot and become mates with my brother, notices this, and gives the lad a talking-to, and let's be honest, a thump. |
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A loud thump sounded from the hallway, quickly followed by another. |
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There was a distinct sound of thump followed by shuffling noise. |
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From peasants splashing in the mud, to the thump of hammer and axe, to the sound of rain falling, the sound design is almost an entire film in itself. |
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She heard the dull thump of someone knocking weakly on the door. |
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I heard Dana drop her schoolbag down on the floor with a dull thump. |
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There is a muffled thump, and the sound of running footsteps. |
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Before Volunteer Stadium was built in 2001, teams wanting to play extra hardball were taken to sandlots around town to thump local Little Leaguers. |
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She had a witnessed cardiac arrest with ventricular tachycardia that responded to a precordial thump. |
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The contrast of the reddish glow first appearing in the water was as rewarding as feeling the first thump when my pinfish had been eaten. |
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Conservatives are far more eager to thump their chests about these things. |
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I felt the hair lift at the back of my head, and my heart thump like a thermantidote paddle. |
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Continuous chest compressions was an ongoing emphasis, with the precordial thump now advised only to be undertaken with monitored in-hospital cardiac arrest. |
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The watchman gave so great a thump at my door, that I awaked at the knock. |
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I remembered the thump of his winkle-picker boots across my cheek. |
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As the car accelerates away notice if there is a thump or a clonk. |
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And Van Persie fittingly had the final word with seconds to go by escaping Chelsea's defence once more to thump high past Cech in front of Arsenal's joyous supporters. |
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