A state-owned commuter bus explodes in a giant fireball and thunderclap, bringing down a building near the shore of the Thames River. |
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The first thunderclap brought down raindrops and hailstones as big as marbles. |
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And like the sound of a thunderclap in the distance on a hot summer day, the storm clouds are already visible. |
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Half of her words were lost in the noise of a thunderclap that echoed through the sky. |
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As if in response to our comments, a loud thunderclap roared, filling the atmosphere with noise. |
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Helen yells at him and slams the door, but then there is a thunderclap and the sound of pouring rain. |
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It was really coming down, with the occasional flash of lightning and booming thunderclap. |
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No sooner were we in bed when there was an almighty thunderclap and the heavens opened up and of course it sounded very loud on the tin roof. |
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The beginning of Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States breaks open with the force of a thunderclap. |
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This long sermon in blank verse with key words that rhymed was the thunderclap announcing the birth of a new state. |
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As if on cue, there was a soft thunderclap and a light rain started. |
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There was a thunderclap and heavy rain started to thud on the carpet. |
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There is a powerful thunderclap of a moment in Le Confessionnal when the actor playing Alfred Hitchcock slips into the cab being driven by Paul-Emile. |
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After staggering about under this intense thunderclap of irony, we moved. |
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In the UK, the protest was launched at 11 30 with a thunderclap, a mass call on social media for wider opposition to spying. |
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What has just happened is not a French or Dutch thunderclap in a clear European sky. |
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Each second between the flash and the thunderclap represents about 300 meters. |
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At last, with a concussive thunderclap, Nazim found himself teleported a short distance away. |
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A flash of lightning lit her room followed by another thunderclap. |
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Early in the 9th century the news of the discovery, in Galicia, of the tomb of the Apostle James the Elder resounded like a thunderclap throught Europe. |
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Discoveries that burst on the world like a thunderclap are often the products of years of patiently peering through microscopes and noting the tiniest permutations in the subject of the research. |
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Show stealer Embrace Another Fall blows in on a desert wind before the thunderclap of power chords and a cameo vocal from Julie Murphy. |
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This lurid embrace of art and life was not an isolated thunderclap. |
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Like the huge kettledrum of some warring tribe each thunderclap momentarily burying the sounds of bumper-to-bumper traffic beyond the liquid curtain suddenly drawn across the awning. |
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The French announcement hit international relations like a thunderclap. |
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Westwood was politely celebrated for his enduring ambition here these last few days – right up to the moment he delivered the eagle that landed with the force of a thunderclap. |
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