adverbial と (after mimetics)

I heard a tree fall with a thud.

It's usually the islanders who can see the mainland most clearly.

She tilted her head slightly and stood there silently.

He smirked at us.

Every time the wind blew, cherry blossom petals came fluttering down.

Mother yanked Hiroshi's bedding clean off.

A dragonfly was gliding smoothly across the water.

The snow is piling up in silent drifts... on my body.

Encouraged by the thin trickle of visitors and the occasional email, I've somehow dragged myself along this far.

The way he's stumbling around is just way too dangerous.

The club room had gone dead silent. The only thing echoing was the scratch of pencils on croquis pads.

The lovers wandered around the field looking for wild strawberries.

The train roared past through the tunnel.

The storm rattled the shutters.

The thunder rumbled with such a crashing sound that lightning seemed about to strike at any moment.

The sun sinks crimson.

The dancer rose on tiptoe and spun round and round.

The arrow stuck in with a thud.

The snow that had piled up on the roof during the night slid off with a thump.

It really has changed dramatically, hasn't it.

Smiling warmly, mother held out her hand to the baby.

When I try to walk, I get a sharp pain right here.

She shot him an angry glance.

She gazed blankly at their argument.

She gave him a quick little bow.

When she saw he had dressed up his very best, she chuckled.

She wore a kimono that men would gaze at admiringly.

She slammed the table with her fist — bam.

She did the housework diligently.

She speaks English fluently.