(1) From somewhere in the distance comes an ominous rumble of thunder, barely perceptible over the nearby lawnmower.

(2) It wouldn't need a genius to rumble my little game

(3) The deep rumble of tanks could be felt through the earth.

(4) The clouds remained, lightning continued to strike, and thunder continued to rumble , but there was no rain.

(5) The heavy raindrops fell quickly and loudly, and the ominous rumble of thunder sounded in the distance.

(6) Thunder continued to rumble ominously overhead, like some great sky god beating out a war march on giant, distant drums.

(7) He chuckled, a deep rumble from deep in his chest.

(8) Late in the evening, freight cars rumble past, lumbering along in the wake of the engine's distant whistle.

(9) The steady rumble of traffic

(10) A pall of gloom hangs over the usually bustling market town as sealed container wagons and Army trucks rumble through the streets.

(11) A rumble between two gangs of street thugs

(12) Tensions and emotions ran high as both gangs headed for the chosen rumble spot at the football field.

(13) And then the vehicles noisily rumble back in again at 3.30 pm.

(14) The air became moister and the deep rumble of the waterfall could be heard, it was certain that they were not far off.

(15) Kirkby Stephen's heavy goods vehicle ban is being ignored by heavy trucks that rumble through the town at night, parish councillors heard this week.

(16) But it was over so quickly that many people didn't realise that the shaking ground and strange deep rumble was actually an earthquake.

(17) A deep rumble came up from the depths of his throat and his breathing quickened.

(18) Another resident, David Stanton said he heard trucks rumble past in the very early hours of the morning and agreed the only solution was Route K.

(19) The continuous rumble of traffic

(20) So we strung him along, waiting for him to rumble us or get bored.