13 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Rumble' in a Sentence
"To produce a deep, heavy, somewhat muffled, continuous sound, like thunder." more
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The stomach had been rumbling loudly during the silent exam, causing embarrassment.
Excitement has rumbled among the fans as the championship game approaches.
As the heavy machinery was rumbling, construction work continued into the night.
As the earthquake subsided, the aftershocks continued to rumble beneath the surface.
Before the announcement, rumors will have rumbled through the office about the upcoming changes.
The anticipation in the courtroom created a tense rumble before the verdict was announced.
The rumble of bulldozers filled the air as construction workers transformed the landscape.
As the volcano had rumbled to life, the villagers evacuated to safer ground.
Diplomatic tensions have rumbled between the neighboring countries for months.
The rumble of traffic faded as I entered the peaceful countryside.
The mysterious noise has rumbled in the haunted mansion, causing unease among the visitors.
The earthquake's aftershocks continued to rumble throughout the region.
Discussions about the new policy have rumbled within the company boardroom for weeks.
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