thump out

Music thumped out from the big drawing room on the far side of the house.

Two men, with one pair of hands between them were thumping out as how tune.

A new paperback thumped out of my mail package from London this week.

He gripped the bottom, and the severed hand thumped out on the counter.

The music was still thumping out of the radiogram.

Her heartbeat felt as though it might thump out of her chest.

Bricks of cash money thumped out on the wood.

At one end of the long terrace room a five-piece band thumped out beat music.

Winnie got to her feet, thumping out to the door of the apartment, securing the chain.

Barry drove a low cross in from the right which Agger thumped out for a corner.

She stood, thumping out her closing orders, as Suilin pulled up; the men rose a moment later.

His heart was thumping out of control.

We would file into the hall by form while one of the more musical girls would thump out a march on the piano.

He stirs and I freeze, holding my breath, my heart thumping out of control.

Some used a kind of sound code, thumping out their symbols with stamping feet or taps on the body.

And it's thumped out of play by Steyn.

Even when he thumped out the double octaves that conclude the rondo, his sound was small.

The drummer thumped out disproportionately huge cannon fire at a warping pulse.

This sector has been thumped out of site.'

Air thumped out of my lungs and I saw a spray of blood from my mouth.

I could already hear electronic organ music thumping out in a style better suited to a skating rink than a house of God.

Most days, you can hear a brass band or a cowboy trio thumping out tunes in a small building on a Culiacan side street.

"Either that or Gary Woodland is thumping out 2 irons on range!!"

"I'm going to fetch Pa." Measure scuffed back his chair and thumped out of the room.