Sentences with phrase «deafening roar»

And any time there was a clean hit, particularly one that drew blood, there was a deafening roar.

There I am in the throes of high school, the deafening roar of thousands (for real — overcrowding, yo) of my way cooler peers feasting and sitting at cool tables behind me, the bleached out smell coming off the cold floor, the streptococcus teeming on the vending machine buttons, and I am trapped in the strap of my messenger bag for all to see.

A raucous crowd braved the elements to cheer on the American, erupting into a deafening roar as the Californian turned onto Boylston Street and closed toward the final stretch.

But he believes in the craft of wooden boatbuilding, and in the deafening roar of the old gasoline engines.

The rendition of Marching On Together before the game made the hairs on the back of your neck stand up, the chorus of «That Chelsea B ***** d, he's out of our club» brought a smile to the face, the deafening roar which greeted # 1M man Luke Murphy's last gasp winner reinforced the general feeling.

Yet Newcastle have 10 home wins to their name across the years; in their own back yard, with the deafening roar of their supporters filling St James Park, Jurgen Klopp's men will find it difficult to break down Benitez's team.

Like a never ending procession the deafening roar of a US election can be both exhilarating and exhausting.

The metal - on - metal crunch, the deafening roar of an engine and that eerie instant of silence before impact all stimulate the senses, often producing a simultaneous wince and grin.

A deafening roar and the cinema screen explodes with light.

After the deafening roar of a thunderstorm, an eerie silence descends.

Then came a deafening roar.

Assumedly aware that he's making a movie about one of the less inherently cinematic of sporting events, director Janus Metz compensates with a lot of bombastic, jittery style, amplifying the crunch of flashbulbs to a deafening roar, restlessly skittering his camera around, generally taking notes from Ron Howard's Rush playbook.

Well, honestly, these alarm bells started ringing years ago, but this study raises the volume to a deafening roar.

The deafening roar of the exhaust, the brutal kick in the butt of an 8000 - rpm upshift, the exquisite lateral pull as you clip that imaginary apex.

As much as books have offered a quiet escape from the deafening roar of other media, they remain, gratefully, a dynamic part of our national conversation.

In the next, as the sea gathering beneath the steamer's hull reached its peak and commenced its inevitable decline, the bow came surging forward and down, folding the bulwarks like pasteboard, shattering the wardroom skylight, and with a deafening roar, still driving mercilessly forward, rammed the bow sprit up to the stem against the mainmast of the helpless brig.

Likewise with their deafening roars and mockery and the tossing from the city walls of burning balls of pitch and sulfur onto the masses below simply extends the misery of the populace within besieged Mordor, which can only end with Orcs eating Orcs, which is a rather nasty way to go for both the eater and the eatee (Orc flesh tastes rather like rancid over cooked mule meat with vomit sauce... but not as good).

The industry has grown from a quiet rumble to a deafening roar.

Hear the deafening roar and admire the brilliant rainbows created by the clouds of spray.

Now the cheers are building to a deafening roar as gaming's most vocal (and insane) enemy reels from another blow.

If you can see past the blinding lights of the arena and the deafening roar of the engines, there's deep, spiritual truth...

We were among a record number of fans (76, 808 was the official number in Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium) and contributed our best to a deafening roar of support for our team.