Stomp

The band's performance was punctuated by the powerful stomp of the drummer's foot.

The sound of his stomp startled the sleeping cat, who bolted upright.

The stomp of heavy work boots echoed through the factory.

The construction workers stomp on the wet concrete to level it.

The protesters stomp their feet in unison to make their voices heard.

The soldiers stomp in unison during the military parade.

The child stomp her feet in frustration when she didn't get her way.

The chef stomp on the garlic to peel it quickly.

The dancer stomp her feet rhythmically on the floor.

The goalkeeper stomp the ball away from the goal post.

The dancer would stomp her feet on the floor, creating a percussive sound.

The police officer would stomp towards the suspect, ordering him to stop.

She had to stomp on the brakes to avoid hitting the deer.

The children would stomp their feet to the beat of the music during the dance party.

The construction worker would stomp his work boots to get rid of the dirt.

The toddler would stomp his feet in the puddles after the rain.

The cowboy would stomp his boots on the porch before entering the saloon.

The wrestler would stomp on the mat, intimidating his opponent.

The angry customer would stomp out of the store after the argument.

The little boy likes to stomp his feet when he is angry.

The actor would stomp across the stage, portraying a character's anger.

The heavy metal band would stomp and headbang on stage during the performance.

The dinosaur in the movie would stomp its feet to scare its prey.

The protesters would stomp through the streets, demanding justice.

The elephant would stomp through the jungle, making the ground shake.

The soldier would stomp his boots on the muddy ground during the training.

He would always stomp into the room when he was in a bad mood.

The children would stomp their feet in excitement during the school assembly.

The soldier would stomp in unison with his comrades during the march.