You hit the rumble strips the road.
Plainly, differences rumble within in Hamas.
Alert for the rumble and shake.
We heard the occasional rumble of a passing truck.
I hear the rumble of thunder in the distance.
There's the occasional background rumble of aircraft, Nato jets flying overhead.
Moments later, he heard a low moaning rumble over the hills, a sound like a foghorn.
The rumble of distant thunder seemed to echo my inner turmoil.
Far below I could hear the rumble of tube trains carrying commuters to the West End.
The mere rhythmic drone of a photocopier or the rumble from a hairdryer is enough to set her off.
Its body shell is voluptuous, the throaty rumble of its engine intoxicating, the detailing of its interior exquisite.
The saga looks set to rumble on, however, as a Texas court then granted a restraining order over the sale.
A gentle, futuristic spaceship-type hum on the way to work, perhaps? And the rumble of a mighty V12 on the way home.
Unlike, say, an electric milk float, EVs are astonishingly silent, with just the wheel rumble and an occasional electric whine to alert you to their approach.
The rumble of the engine and the honk of horns is often the only way to tell there's another vehicle ahead.
Its far bright lights would streak across the sky and its sonic ba-boom! would rumble out, regular as a flight to Chicago.
She hunches forward, carrying hertwo-year-old on her back. Then, as cars and trucks rumble past, she leads thegroup on a steady march into town.
It flashed swifter and swifter. There was a long rumble of sound, and it seemed to him that he was falling down a vast and interminable stairway. And somewhere at the bottom he fell into darkness.
Hunched over a cup of hot lemon juice and pinching his throat in pain, Garry Kasparov didn't look quite ready to rumble with the rest of the human race.
