Sentence examples for rumblings around from inspiring English sources

The whispers and rumblings around Adele's post-surgery performances suggest why this culture of denial exists.

There have been some rumblings around Giants Stadium that the home crowds have been quieter than in other winning seasons.

The Celtics tried hard to focus only on the one game in front of them rather than on the rumblings around them.

The commercial rumblings around IPS cells call to mind the mid-1970s excitement about monoclonal antibodies, when researchers hoped to vastly improve cancer treatment with disease-fighting antibodies that would bind to specific targets on cells.

As the rumblings around digital addiction escalate, other trends are emerging as well – like the booming business for "mindfulness" apps and those that help users practice self-care, which includes putting the phone down and taking care of our other needs.

Of course, rumblings from, and around, the UK intelligence services emerging now, more than a decade on, may have something to do with the imminent release of the Chilcot report, which is expected to spread its condemnation wide.

There have been rumblings of discontent around Lampard and Didier Drogba, the latter of whom is out of contract at the end of the season.

Though I'd experienced "Forest" a number of times by that point, I found it nearly impossible to tell which of the ominous rumblings and hissings around me were part of the piece, and which were due to the worsening weather.

E! reports rumblings of a sequel had been going around for years, with Wain even saying in a Reddit AMA that the follow up would have the original cast.

I'd heard rumblings about Berkman – the name was always thrown around by people in the Internews office as a prestigious one, so I imagined an internship there would be a logical next step.

Influencer marketing has been around, in theory, since the first rumblings of social media marketing.