Sentences with phrase «as thwack»

Not exact matches

With infectious enthusiasm for his subject, Hazen introduces readers to Earth's defining moments, such as the condensation of its first oceans and the Big Thwack that formed the moon.

There are probably songs on there I didn't even realize I associated with a certain period of time, as they played in the background during some pivotal moment and nestled stealthily into the recesses of my mind, to be played again someday and thwack me in surprise with the memory that reawakens...

Again, though, the image is crisp, as are the various cracks, thwacks, and clinks gracing the soundtrack.

Half - Genie Hero starts off as standard platformer with the running, jumping, climbing and thwacking.

The ride is as hard as a go - kart's; on less - than - smooth highways every crack and seam will thwack you in the backside.

The percussive thwack as it comes by — already at more than 200mph — is enough to part your hair, then stand it on end as the Venom disappears in a haze of pulverised runway dust.

It's subdued and smooth in operation, even under full thwack, and though it doesn't provide quite the same motivation as the V8s in its full - size brothers, it doesn't have any issues getting out of its own way.

As I took in all the swivelling hips, thudding drums and thwacking of iron, the ongoing cultural impact of that brutal industry seemed for a moment to look perhaps a little brighter.

An arrow hitting a target has the same thwack, the sound of falling is unchanged, and even the sound of a soldier alerted to Link remains as iconic and yet still unthreatening as ever.

It makes sense that Nintendo would bring its Mushroom Kingdom characters into its sports titles — after all, it's a lot more exciting for a kid to be thwacking balls as Bowser than it is, um, nope, I can barely think of one current tennis pro.

3D models melt into mottled comic - book graphics; onomatopoeic letters punctuate the screen as a character flicks a cigarette lighter with a «ssshk» or punches with a «thwack».

And then, just as I was getting to know inertia — thwack!