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thunder past

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thunder past someone or something
Fig. to move past someone or something, rumbling. As the traffic thundered past, I wondered why there was so much of it. The train thundered past the sleeping town.
See also: past, thunder


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FEW meetings are as enjoyable as Chester in May, particularly if the sun shines on the ancient Roodee, where the tight, twisting circuit lends itself to a real spectacle as the runners thunder past.
Byline: NAOMI MATTHEW FEW meetings are as enjoyable as Chester in May, particularly if the sun shines on the ancient Roodee, where the tight, twisting circuit lends itself to a real spectacle as the runners thunder past.
FEW meetings are as enjoyable as Chester in May, particularly if the sun shines on the ancient Roodee, where the tight, twisting circuit lends itself to a real spectacle as the runners thunder past.
 
 
 
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