Sentence examples for rumbles of summer from inspiring English sources

I remember being wrapped up in a pram with my brother, a plastic cover keeping away the rain and the deep rumbles of summer fireworks as they unleashed their burning colours and showered down their embers on those below.

But he does it in the other direction, so to speak, by causing the hum and rumble of today's streets to be heard as if it were the true sound of the human voice in Hamilton's day.

The obvious juxtaposition with Frazier's era brings pain to aficionados who grew up watching the great rumbles of the late 1960s and 1970s.

The US box-office juggernaut will rumble on this weekend as a confluence of events serves to cement the growing belief among Hollywood bigwigs that this year will indeed set a new record.

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The roar was still in the air, the buckling rumble of the fall.

Falling Man: "The roar was still in the air, the buckling rumble of the fall.

A camel's roar begins as a coarse bellow, degenerates into the rumble of a 1948 Chevy cranking over, and ends as the sound of water gurgling through a drainpipe.

Mr Blankfein remains popular with shareholders (95% of whom voted to re-elect him as chairman in May) and, by and large, with colleagues (though there has been the odd rumbling of discontent of late).

"Britain has long been a magnet for people who are the best in their field from all over the world, and the departure of some of them this year amid rumbles of discontent over Britain becoming less international in outlook would be worrying, were it to become a trend," she said.

It's not hard to see the opening rumbles of that vision now, in 2018, right here in the Bay.