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At the false wall he tore like one possessed to demolish the barrier that confronted him--with giant muscles he forced the opening, thrusting his head and shoulders through the first small hole he made, and carrying the balance of the wall with him, to clatter resoundingly upon the cement floor of the dungeon.

The corner has been mentioned as a wonderful corner for echoes; it had begun to echo so resoundingly to the tread of coming feet, that it seemed as though the very mention of that weary pacing to and fro had set it going.

Jerking free from the arm that was all distasteful compulsion, Joan had slapped Tudor's face resoundingly and with far more vim and weight than when she had cuffed Gogoomy.

The track records of the last two long-term administrations have failed the British public in so many ways that it would be no surprise if the Monster Raving Looney Party were resoundingly successful.

It was Peter Hain and his Government that brought us devolution, making sure of a yes vote by delaying Wales' vote until two weeks after the Scottish one which he knew would be resoundingly in favour.

Well, on the evidence of their immaculate headlining show at Digbeth's Barfly, the answer is resoundingly in the affirmative.

Indeed, I suspect many audience members have direct links with the mining industry as the reaction was resoundingly favourable.

"The ultimate test for any design is the opinion of the people who will work in it and the response from our staff has been resoundingly positive."

The contract, revised from its original form which was resoundingly rejected about this time last year, was accepted in a postal ballot by 60.7 per cent of the 20,814 doctors in England who voted.

And on December 2nd, Swiss voters resoundingly defeated a proposal to abolish its citizen-based armed forces.

He said: "I don't like getting beaten but, to be honest, we could have easily been resoundingly beaten.

The atmosphere is intimate and studious, the scale resoundingly and reassuringly human.