10 sentences with 'thunder'

Example sentences and phrases with the word thunder and other words derived from it.

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« In Norse mythology, Thor is the god of thunder. »

thunder: In Norse mythology, Thor is the god of thunder.
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« The loud thunder was preceded by a blinding light. »

thunder: The loud thunder was preceded by a blinding light.
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« The storm was deafening. The roar of the thunder echoed in my ears. »

thunder: The storm was deafening. The roar of the thunder echoed in my ears.
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« Suddenly, the loud thunder rumbled in the sky and shook everyone present. »

thunder: Suddenly, the loud thunder rumbled in the sky and shook everyone present.
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« The sky darkened quickly and it began to rain torrentially, while the thunder rumbled in the air. »

thunder: The sky darkened quickly and it began to rain torrentially, while the thunder rumbled in the air.
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« The atmosphere was charged with electricity. A lightning bolt illuminated the sky, followed by a loud thunder. »

thunder: The atmosphere was charged with electricity. A lightning bolt illuminated the sky, followed by a loud thunder.
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« "The rain was pouring down torrentially and the thunder rumbled in the sky, while the couple embraced under the umbrella." »

thunder: "The rain was pouring down torrentially and the thunder rumbled in the sky, while the couple embraced under the umbrella."
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« She woke up startled by the sound of thunder. She barely had time to cover her head with the sheets before the whole house shook. »

thunder: She woke up startled by the sound of thunder. She barely had time to cover her head with the sheets before the whole house shook.
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« Nigel Ogden, a purser, was in the front galley near the door when he heard what sounded like thunder. He turned and saw Captain Lancaster emerging through the gap where the plane's windscreen had been. Ogden leapt over the radio console and straddled the captain's seat to grab Lancaster around the waist. »
« You can tell how close the storm is by counting the seconds between the lightning, which is seen instantaneously, and the thunder, which travels at the speed of sound (300 meters per second at 0 degrees C., and 340 at 15°). Divide the number of seconds by three to get the distance in kilometers, or multiply by 340 to get the distance in meters. »

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