Sentence examples for a constant rumble from inspiring English sources
There has also been a constant rumble of warnings from Somali Islamists, al-Shabaab, who have threatened to bring down "the skyscrapers" of the Kenyan capital, Nairobi.
I LIVE in a northern suburb of New York, close enough to a local truck route that there is a constant rumble from the nearby intersection.
Like Paul Bocuse, one of the first modern celebrity chefs, whose renown Mr. Ducasse's now rivals, he is not daunted by running a big inventory of restaurants, despite a constant rumble of criticism from those who insist he has spread himself too thin.
Kouchner has a reputation as a terrible administrator, and out in the small towns there is a constant rumbling of discontent at the lack of direction from the center.
Acid rain falls from the sky in a steady cataract, and the concrete bowels of the apartment complex emit a constant industrial rumble.
The constant rumble of the interstate.
And the constant rumble of construction — new shopping malls, flashy casinos and luxury hotels — can be heard throughout the city.
They slept in bunk beds and the place was loud with the constant rumble of traffic from the nearby off-ramp of the Manhattan Bridge.
In the 1980s, Lord Gough was concerned that damp – the church is in urgent need of expensive restoration work – subsidence and the constant rumble of passing heavy traffic might be disturbing the bones of his ancestors.
Engineers and officials at the National Park Service, which tends the wall and two adjacent forts, blamed the constant rumble of trucks and buses along Calle Norzagaray, the street that abuts it.
