| I could see the leading edge of the thunderhead carrying the storm over our heads. |
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| Miles away a thunderhead had begun its afternoon romp and was growling lazily. |
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| The pavement was moist and the thunderhead rolling from the west gave grave countenance to the growing storm. |
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| As air rises in a large cumulonimbus or thunderhead cloud condensation occurs and all three forms of water are present. |
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| That look inspired the same feelings as a thunderhead on the horizon-fear and anticipation. |
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| Before long the thunderhead moved off and the hail melted and now it's bright and sunny. |
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| Gone is the thunderhead of smoke you expect at a Korean barbecue joint, the constant scraping of the hot plate, the burned debris. |
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| A black grand piano hulked on one side, the heavy, distended ceiling bearing down on it ominously, like a thunderhead. |
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| I could see a thunderhead boiling up above flagstaff, Arizona, 350 miles to the west. |
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| Churchill continued to follow him line for line, a dramaturgical beagle, his face a thunderhead when something had been cut. |
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| When the dark clouds roll in, they seem to bring out the best in Lewis, who grew up under a thunderhead of adversity. |
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