Sentence examples for intense rumble from inspiring English sources
In this narrow chamber of moisture, sound, rock and moss, the air smelled clean and green, and I could feel the intense rumble of the falls clear down to my toes.
Protests over the Star Ferry terminal followed less intense rumbling about the redevelopment of "wedding-card street", a short alley known for its small printing shops visited by couples after their engagements.
In "Credo," written for Yehudi Menuhin's 80th birthday, two solo violins and a clarinet etch wistful, dark and increasingly intense lines over dissonant, rumbling orchestral echoes and chords before finishing in a strikingly tonal triad.
The voice of BBC Radio 4 veteran broadcaster John Humphrys feels literally guttural - it rumbles deep, with intense bursts, slightly unsettling.
The earthquake, the most intense in India in almost half a century, rumbled across Gujarat shortly before 9 a.m.
Moments later, Edward Olivo heard a thunderous rumbling overhead, a noise that grew more intense as seconds passed.
As Mr. Liu sped along the path at Bei Hai Park here, the rumbling in his throat became louder and more intense.
A thousand snare drums beat a rapid, intense rhythm on the metal roof, inducing a trance that was pure peace, contrasting the thunder that rumbled overhead.
"Rumble, young musicians, rumble.
