Sentence examples for continuous rumble from inspiring English sources

The electronic component intrudes more insistently, until it produces an almost continuous rumble.

My mother said that all night there had been a continuous rumble as all these vehicles and the troops moved off for the journey across the Channel". Kathleen Baker, mother of Michael Teare, joined the Auxiliary Territorial Service in 1942 before postings to Strathpeffer, Scotland, and then the Royal Warwickshire Regiment at Budbrook, where she instructed new recruits.

But I hear continued rumbles.

Funnel clouds and small tornadoes are reported as whistling, whining, humming, or the buzzing of innumerable bees or electricity, or more or less harmonic, whereas many tornadoes are reported as a continuous, deep rumbling, or an irregular sound of "noise".

Continuous low-frequency rumbling noises above eighty-five decibelsuchuch as those produced by helicopters and armored vehicles, are attenuated by more than thirty decibels.

The score evolves in a flow, sometimes barely audible, of isolated instrumental gestures and fragments against a near-continuous backdrop of rumbles, hums and pedal tones.

The book is a heavy tale of continuous descent with the ever-present rolling rumble of the futility of action in the light of insufficient knowledge, poor judgement and evitability.

That was one mighty storm last night, I could hear a distant rumble of what seemed like continuous thunder then all of a sudden BANG!....Needless to say, I didn't look out....Not heard anything like that before.

A computer screen gives continuous reports on how New Zealand is "rumbling all the time".

The continuous drone was engine noise, purring and rumbling and revving, sometimes roaring with muffler trouble or the flamboyance of a loud motorcycle.

A rumble or roar that sounds like continuous thunder or, sometimes, a train or jet.