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 crowd's excitement has been rumbling as they wait for the concert to begin.
A stomach rumble disrupted the silence in the quiet classroom.
When the volcano erupts, it will rumble with a force that shakes the entire region.
As the earthquake subsides, the aftershocks will be rumbling for hours.
The distant rumble of a jet engine marked the beginning of an airshow.
By the time we reach the summit, the distant thunder will have rumbled through the valleys.
The storm's rumble added an eerie atmosphere to the deserted town.
The applause from the enthusiastic audience would rumble through the concert hall.
The distant rumble of a waterfall echoed through the serene forest.
The stampede of wildebeests will rumble through the African plains, a sight to behold.
The earthquake that struck last week has rumbled in the memories of the survivors.
The engine will have been rumbling quietly, ready to spring into action.
By the end of the concert, the bass guitar will have rumbled in harmony with the drums.
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