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A year later, I returned to the tennis center, and Frances, now 12, had replaced the moon ball with fearsome topspin groundstrokes that shot off the court and smacked into the back fence with a thud.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/28/sports/tennis/frances-tiafoe-tennis.html
But for those of us in the restaurant industry, Noma’s announcement felt less like a seismic event and more like the dampened thud of a silver spoon falling on a plush dining-room carpet.
He said: "There was this almighty thud, it was the strangest thing.
The man flings it across the stage to Rudi Sodamin… and there’s a collective intake of breath as it promptly slips between his outstretched hands and slaps, with a thunderous thud, onto the floor.
Then came the sound of the metal shovels connecting with the pile of dirt, and the thud of soil hitting the top of the casket.
There’s a nicely written moment at the end when widower Carl picks up a photo of his wife, Ellie, but it’s so out of step with the rest of this feather-light confection that it lands with a thud.
Source: https://slate.com/culture/2023/06/elemental-pixar-up-short-carls-date-ed-asner.html?via=rss
The Super Bowl favorite and his super talented team fades at the end and goes out with a thud…Pete deserves it more than McDermott.
The worried mother phoned university administrators to find out what was going out but while on the call, staff at the university heard a loud thud and screaming.
Source: https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/teen-murdered-mum-frying-pan-31530253