Sentence examples for rumbling onto from inspiring English sources

Until the late stages of the round, the mood often seemed more reflective than raucous with the waves rumbling onto the rocks and the two sentinels — Turnberry lighthouse and Ailsa Craig Island — drawing the eye away from the birdies and bogeys.

Just when you thought the browser wars couldn't get any weirder, here comes Steve Jobs rumbling onto the scene like the Stay Puft Marshmallow man tromping over buildings in downtown Manhattan.

This month, for example, NFL players are rumbling onto the field in pink cleats and sweatbands to raise awareness about breast cancer.

As we were speaking, A.P.C.s rumbled onto the road behind us, on their way from Westgate.

At that point, a man rumbled onto the field and eventually dived into second base.

That is, except for Ms. Palin, who figuratively rumbled onto Mr. Romney's manicured lawn, doing the political equivalent of donuts.

Construction crews have rumbled onto the riverfront in nearby Comstock Township, angering residents and business owners who remain fearful of another accident.

At last, with title transferred by the city and all of the governmental and financial threads woven, bulldozers rumbled onto the site last August.

Then there is the tracksuit, which is functional for scampering around and celebrating wildly, but makes the coach resemble a lucky fan who has managed to rumble onto the pitch, or else a retired player who is ready, in a pinch, to join the game.

More than half a decade after this foundation-shaking edit of an edit first rumbled onto SoundCloud, it still follows me around.

On most weekdays in recent years, giant tractor-trailer and dump trucks loaded with tons of rocks, earth and sludge have been rumbling out of the Sunnyside, Queens, railyards in low gear and turning onto Northern Boulevard.