thunderously

• “Her ticket selling capacity is renowned as well, she is the only local club boxer to have the crowd chant her name thunderously on a regular basis.”

  Doghouse Boxing News

• “The voice of an unseen stage-hand called thunderously to an invisible "Bill" to commere quick.”

  Jill the Reckless

• “But a voice in her conscience would echo thunderously, Like hell you're going to give up, Birtukan.”

  The Huffington Post: Alemayehu G. Mariam: Ethiopia: Birtukan Unbound!

• “Why, the thought often occurs, try the flashy route through midwicket when he can hit the ball so thunderously straight with less risk.”

  The Guardian: Kevin Pietersen falls to familiar weapon on return for Surrey

• “Let yourself fall upon the earth, thunderously, like rain.”

  Fictionaut: Let me tell you about the smell of the rain.

• “Otherwise we will continue to be white noise in a world inundated with thunderously alienating religious voices.”

  The Huffington Post: Rev. Emily C. Heath: Mainline Christianity's PR Problem

• “As the rhythmic beating of taiko drums filled the air, the floats—each outfitted with a 13-foot-high wooden tower and a telephone-pole-sized log jutting out from the base—collided thunderously.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Japanese Town Reunites Around Festival

• “As I write this, the rain is pounding so thunderously on my tin roof that it drowns out all other sound, with the sole exception of a deep grumbly thunder.”

  Archive 2009-09-01

• “He had just grounded into an inning-ending double play—squandering a chance for the Yankees to extend their 6-4 lead—and yet the crowd was cheering thunderously, like they'd never been happier.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Rivera Makes His Closing Argument

• “Yet they were reared hazardously one on another, and ever and anon flashing towers and rainbow minarets crumbled thunderously into the flood.”

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