Throbs

And I will repeat this to myself again and again, a mantra that throbs within every inch of my being and escapes my lips gingerly — I will forgive, but I will not forget.

At times the record throbs with a noisy, immersive intensity before transitioning into the kind of epic guitar solos that decorated the cult of rock personalities in generations past.

My heart throbs in my jaw: so close.

The music throbs in her presence, and is embraced by her cast as well as an audience that screams out encouragement at every chance they get (surprising me with their unabashed enthusiasm).

Dave Newton, manager of indie heart-throbs Ride, says: “You can sometimes make more from merchandise than from touring and records.

To help reduce the agony, throbs and irritation, knead medicines have been created and rehearsed through time.

During this period, from Friday evening until Monday morning the entire country throbs to the rhythm of masked balls and street parades.