pulsate|pulsated|pulsates|pulsating in English

verb

[pul·sate || 'pʌlseɪt /pʌl'seɪt]

expand and contract rhythmically; beat, throb; vibrate, quiver; agitate mined soil in order to sift out diamonds

Use "pulsate|pulsated|pulsates|pulsating" in a sentence

1. A regular rhythm pulsated in our ears.

2. Marley's mellow reggae music pulsates from the speakers.

3. The needle pulsates when the engine is running.

4. In its final agonies, the sun will slowly pulsate.

5. The air seemed to pulsate with the bright light.

6. Pulsate us have fob price for Ms. Plate.

7. The streets were pulsating with life.

8. Lights were pulsating in the sky.

9. The whole room was pulsating with music.

10. Dancers sway to the rhythm of pulsating music.

11. The thumping, pulsating music shook the kitchen walls.

12. Hues of purplish, rose and amber begin to pulsate in the sky.

13. Building facades pulsate with millions of lights and glowing neon display.

14. The rapider velocity of CCA walls pulsate was, the better elasticity was.

15. When ABS is activated, the driver feels the brake pedal pulsate gently.

16. The music is pulsating and the atmosphere is intoxicating.

17. Camber angle fixing, preventing autombiles suspending and datas pulsating.

18. We could see the blood vessels in his temple pulsate as he became more angry.

19. Pulsating - pressure - induced injection molding technology and equipment were introduced and analyzed.

20. In Island caves, Artifacts emit a wide-radius pulsating light

21. 22 Embolization treatment with detachable balloon for traumatic pulsating exophthalmos.

22. Its sulphur-yellow throat was visibly pulsating with the effort.

23. Two laser displays which create geometric patterns of pure light pulsate to the atmospheric music.

24. • Pulsating mid or upper abdominal mass If an aneurysm has ruptured:

25. An Astral Branular Anomaly, the pulsating coalescence of otherworldly tortuously tingling ensorcellement