Usa "thudding" in una frase

1. ” Sam could still hear the rain thudding against the roof, but the lad seemed far away as he stroked away the water from Snags saturated coat

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2. His breath scorched her mouth, and the heartbeats that pounded against her chest could have belonged to either of them, so incredible was the thudding in her ears

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3. All she could hear was the thudding of her heart and the persistent nagging thought that had been with her ever since she heard the news of his

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4. Kay took a long breath, pressing the cheese to her chest, her heart thudding

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5. But it kept coming out wrong, so in the end I gave up, and just sat listening to the music thudding across the field

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6. He became more aware of the thudding of the engines, at the back of the ship

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7. Heart thudding, he grabbed at it

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8. He fell badly on the first step with his chest thudding on impact, and then his body swivelled slightly to one side before he rolled down two, maybe three steps until he came to a stop, his limbs sprawled at nearly impossible angles

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9. With her heart still thudding in her chest, she broke into laughter at the sight that met her eyes

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10. He did note a thudding sound, though

11. whips that cut flesh and whirring ropes tied to stones either thudding into bodies or quickly

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12. staccato of thudding sounds as they overshot their mark

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13. helm as well, thudding just beneath the din of the ship

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14. beaten with the thudding of its wings, and I tried to lean away

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15. thudding of their feet on the soil, could feel the thumping

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16. The thudding water obscured his vision as he pulled, all the while wishing life into the stilled form

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17. thudding reverberated back – Linton was alive

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18. Rudolph raised the large brass knocker on the front door and allowed it to drop once giving a single thudding echo that passed through its kauri panel into the hallway beyond

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19. It was almost deafening with the thudding and clanking of fifty-eight picks hammering the dirt in random, and the shoveling of dirt into the dirt-carts, the loading and unloading of the crystals, and especially the machinery used to haul the crystals up the side of the two hundred foot embankment

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20. thudding heavily against the gate-post from whence she had started

21. thudding towards him, shaking the ground as the troll approached at speed

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22. blew out the candle, and at the same moment we heard books thudding onto the floor

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23. Hiss punched Ames in the mouth, the spy’s head thudding off the driver’s window

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24. His heart was thudding so fast and hard as the ramifications unfolded in his mind

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25. herself, his heart thudding heavily

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26. There was just something about the thudding impact of a heavy weight on yielding tissue and bone

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27. I was frightened and I covered my eyes---and then there was a muffled, thudding sound, and another, and then silence

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28. Their hips moving in time to the bass beat thudding through the walls

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29. A tingling sensation surged through her and she could hear nothing but her heart thudding in her ears

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30. hollow, a tree fell thudding at his heels, and he dived to safety!

31. After several minutes, the thudding stops

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32. Her heart was thudding in her chest, and the girl’s entire body tremored

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33. I could feel the thudding of the podium hydraulics grabbing on to the Covert vehicle

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34. The mercenaries looked at Spock, not hearing the light thudding sound from the floor between Pons legs, or noticing his stealthy footwork as he recovered his Glave

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35. Their swords reflected the sunlight as they ran, their heavy boots thudding across the turf

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36. difficult – the thudding of my pulse in my veins

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37. Amelia gulped, her heart thudding wildly

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38. violent thudding of her heartbeat in her head as it connected with the plaster, denting it

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39. slamming to the ground with a thudding noise that reached them several seconds after they saw the tower hit the ground, bounce upwards and land again

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40. hail was thudding rhythmically to the ground without any of us being peppered by it

41. Heart thudding, she seized the cold metal of the closest shelf and braced herself for the worst

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42. And in a few minutes Paul heard his father's heavy steps go thudding over the deadening snow

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43. If I pressed my ear to his chest, his heart would be thudding, slow and strong

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44. Godwyn tried to calm his thudding heart

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45. A barge sounds its outcast horn and coal cars trundle to and fro and the regular thudding of the hauling machine reverberates through the gloom

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46. Even now Werner can hear a mechanical drumbeat thudding in the distance, first shift going down in the elevators as the owl shift comes up—all those boys with tired eyes and soot-stained faces rising in the elevators to meet the sun—and for a moment he apprehends a huge and terrible presence looming just beyond the morning

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47. That he is a man who understands the power of the German soil, who feels its dark prehistoric vigor thudding in his very cells

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48. The Russians go into the closet, and they hear the handles of mops being kicked drunkenly and a crate of dictionaries go thudding down the stairs, and then someone rattles the knob

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49. The men had crossed the bridge without looking over Then the sounds and smells were receding into the distance, the thudding of the parapet

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50. There was a rush in the air, the corporal’s arm swinging, then a fist thudding into Louie’s head

51. He was standing on the barge, awaiting his turn to jump to the ship, when the man ahead of him mistimed his leap, thudding into the side of the ship just as it collided with the barge

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52. My heart thudding in my chest, I stood there, morning commuters stepping around me as they continued on their way to the station, one or two turning to look at me as they passed, as I stood stock-still

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53. I can barely hear him above the blood thudding in my ears

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54. I could hear his memories thudding down on him along with the simple fact of my name and felt oddly guilty

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55. The Indian boys leaned idly against the long line of little cradle wagons standing empty; the screeners and ore-breakers squatted on their heels smoking long cigars; the great wooden shoots slanting over the edge of the tunnel plateau were silent; and only the ceaseless, violent rush of water in the open flumes could be heard, murmuring fiercely, with the splash and rumble of revolving turbine-wheels, and the thudding march of the stamps pounding to powder the treasure rock on the plateau below

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56. It was wonderful to see so great a bulk passing like a shadow, with hardly the softest thudding of velvety pads

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57. And then suddenly, with a crashing and a rending, a thudding of giant feet and a panting of monster lungs the beast was upon me once more

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58. But the quick thudding only increased as she heard him call a final farewell and walk into the front hall

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59. “Who’s there?” cried a nasal voice and she stopped on the middle of the stairs, the blood thudding in her ears so loudly she could hardly hear him

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60. On the crisp autumn air came clear the sound of horse’s hooves, thudding as swiftly

61. and through the sound she dimly heard the swift thudding of her heart

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62. The hard brown beetles kept thudding against the dull light and whenever Michaelis heard a car go tearing along the road outside it sounded to him like the car that hadn’t

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63. roar of voices and the thudding of the rams; and then in a sudden flash of

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64. Every now and then we could hear in the distance the rattle and fall of stone, and thudding noises echoing in the hills

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65. And then a great thudding and bumping

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66. And out of the darkness the answering neigh of other horses came; and presently the thudding of hoofs was heard, and three riders swept up and passed like flying ghosts in the moon and vanished into the West

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67. the battlement and fell thudding within the first circle of the City; and

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68. My heart was thudding hard as I placed my fingers to Keiko’s carotid artery, tracked her pulse against the second hand of my watch

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69. My heart was thudding hard inside my chest

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70. Heart thudding, I look up

71. She told her legs what to do, her arms her body, her terror; she advised all parts of herself in this white and terrible moment, over the roaring creek waters, on the hollow, thudding, swaying, almost alive, resilient bridge planks she ran, followed by the wild footsteps behind, behind, with the music following, too, the music shrieking and babbling

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72. There was a dull thudding against a hidden panel somewhere

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73. Ahead of them, rocks hailed down, thudding

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74. My heart was thudding

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75. In the river darkness one could hear the flapping wings of the cranes in the marshes, the thudding tails of the alligators, the terror of the shad as they tried to leap onto dry land, but on the final note, when it was feared that the singer would burst his arteries with the power of his song, his false teeth dropped out of his mouth with his last breath and fell into the water

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76. Then he tackled the towers on each side of them and after a few minutes of crashing and thudding both the towers and a good bit of the wall on each side went thundering down in a mass of hopeless rubble; and when the dust cleared it was odd, standing in that dry, grim, stony yard, to see through the gap all the grass and waving trees and sparkling streams of the forest, and the blue hills beyond that and beyond them the sky

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77. Jim could hear the thudding of feet as more men ran up in groups

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78. The exhortation stopped, and only the feral howling came from the tent, and with it a thudding sound on the earth

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