Sentence examples for to rumble that from inspiring English sources

None of the readers seemed to rumble that I hadn't seen the first 26 episodes.

I know you said in the seminal pop classic "Let's get ready to rumble" that you're a "duo, a twosome" but some things, such as Twitter, are a solo pursuit.

Never mind that Beck's community is racist, paranoid, angry and ready to rumble; in Murdoch's scheme, that's all to the better.

Expect the fallout from that decision to rumble on for a while.

His work on the Shirehouse, which was in the gothic style and showed a versatility of design rare for Brettingham, was to result in a protracted court case that was to rumble on through a large part of his life, with allegations of financial discrepancies.

It is all a royal mess that is likely to rumble on for some time yet.

Then, that smoothest of operators Buffer had the famous last words with his celebrated trademark "Let's get ready to rumble!" And the probability is that he will do so again, once the Lennon has told the watching millions "It's Showtime!" I know both well, having used them as my big fight MCs on several occasions.

So if you start to hear rumbling that the reviews didn't turn up many misdeeds, you can discount it as nonsense.

Just as ominously, disgruntled revolutionaries rumble that if Mr Shafiq were to win, they would again take to the streets.

Owen starts to laugh, a low rumble that sounds like the put-put of a motorbike starting up.

With such a rewarding drive, it's easy to ignore the wind noise and road rumble that leak into the cabin.