Sentence examples for subterranean rumble from inspiring English sources
A marvellous subterranean rumble.
The album opens with a subterranean rumble that could accompany a surround-sound earthquake scene, and throughout the tracks, the clenched-fist riffs of Fieldy on bass, James Munky Shaffer on guitar and David Silveria on drums are surrounded with more processed, amorphous sounds, from feedback to whizzing electronics.
EARLY in "Road to Perdition," a period gangster film that achieves the grandeur of a classic Hollywood western, John Rooney Paul Newmann), the crusty old Irish mob boss in a town somewhere outside Chicago, growls a lament that echoes through the movie like a subterranean rumble: "Sons are put on the earth to trouble their fathers".
One man, forewarned by a subterranean rumbling, had spent the night in his car.
From the gaudy heights of EDM to the subterranean rumbles of dubstep, this list showcases that in 2015, it didn't matter who was making the music all that mattered was that it sounded this good.
On what was once a quiet stretch of city streets, ragged, muddy trenches have taken root in the ground, clouds of dust rise overhead, and the roar of huge subterranean explosions rumbles through the walls around you.
Both the prosperous household and the fantasy world are constructed "against and despite the pitched life of ash pits, cinders, rumbling subterranean horrors and black dust settling everywhere".
Dirgelike descending lines and a drone so deep it was nearly a rumble accompanied scenes of subterranean toil.
Just as Lexington Avenue must rumble periodically with the subterranean roar of the IRT, the limestone and brick canyons of Park Avenue must also tremble with the gossipy roar of a who's who parlor game.
All that subterranean action sends up warning tremors, little rumbles that are often too small to notice.
The soprano Sandrine Piau and the pianist Susan Manoff paused on Thursday evening, waiting for the low rumble of the subway that passes not too far from the subterranean Zankel Hall to subside.
