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thunder across

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thunder across something
Fig. to move across something, making a rumbling sound. The jets thundered across the sky, heading for their home base. As the race car thundered across the track, people strained to get a better view.
See also: across, thunder
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HERE'S an interesting insight into the mindset of lorry drivers as they thunder across North Wales in unsafe vehicles: "they think it's worth the risk.
Make them learn the hard way; DAILY POST YOUR VOICE IN WALES by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
In set piece after set piece, buildings are toppled, flying robots thunder across the screen and firefights rage between humans and their electronic enemies.
TIME TO KICK 'BOT; THE BIG RELEASE by The Mirror (London, England)
At the intersection of Main Street and Brown Avenue, life-size bronze "Yearlings" by George-Ann Tognoni thunder across the grassy entrance to the Scottsdale Civic Center Mall and have become identified on postcards and tourist brochures with the city of Scottsdale.
WALKING IN SCOTTSDALE SEE GALLERIES, GARDENS AND ARTISTS AT WORK IN ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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