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rumbles
1. Oh rhythmic sea, that rumbles to shore
2. But they could not help but slow to a stop as they started hearing and feeling the eerie echoes of rumbles
3. But both froze in their tracks when the rumbles they had heard earlier grew louder and were joined by a chorus of scampering feet
4. Soft mist and low rumbles of thunder warned of rain
5. A few gentle rumbles of thunder one evening about seven months ago
6. "That's some storm building up out there," Cherva observed above the noise of the crashing thunder penetrating the sett with hollow rumbles
7. Thunder rumbles and I hear the patter of rain on the ground, but no rain falls
8. Shouts and rumbles came from the crowd, and Zarras smiled
9. There is rumbles in Congress that the age limit of 70 is too low
10. Earthquake rumbles and shakes, with tears and pain they ache
11. As they watch the hunt, Simon’s stomach rumbles, and Johan turns back along the narrow path towards him
12. The earth rumbles, you try to stand still, there is an audible growl growing louder
13. Feral cries and guttural rumbles echoed from adjoining passages in the labyrinthine stronghold
14. Eventually, supported by rumbles from Rory, Lida pleaded that if she could just see the flat, she would be satisfied and trust Mr MacFife with all further inquiries about the disappearance
15. Rumbles and Ngem’s sons had been studying in America and became geniuses in their field of computer science
16. This was a tricky microscopic procedure, but with the help of his friend Professor Rom Pyett, an eminent neuro surgeon and resident of the citadel, and Rumbles ‘cell sniffer’ as he called the instrument for detecting the presence of cells, along with a Visual Reality scope and MRI micro scanner, they successfully removed two microscopic cells from Patty’s unborn infant causing no damage to either mother or baby
17. Norman Rumble and Boran Ngem’s work would be the project that Theory would now work on, and with Rumbles own scheme in mind, his plan would not only benefit mankind, but would be of great importance to him
18. Rumbles computer signalled an incoming transmission and the smiling face of Norman Junior and his son Cain flashed up on the screen
19. Suddenly, she heard several rumbles coming from the shadows of the street
20. Instead of powerful explosions, Atkins heard rumbles this time, as enormous fireballs climbed in the sky after dousing flaming liquid over the ruins of the district
21. Even though he was a dragon, and seemed able to speak only in rumbles and growls, he could hear and understand her as normal
22. From the speakers in the pod, the sound of Rancid’s voice filled the room, along with the sounds of the rumbles of the rest of the vampires near pod one
23. I stand from the ground as my stomach rumbles for the first time in two days
24. “You will be told in due time,” Thor rumbles
25. "I think," Vladimir rumbles, "that we should all give him… uh, advice or something
26. Rumbles, shakes, quakes—he hardly moved at all, even though his transport shook to and fro
27. I glare at him for a moment, and my stomach rumbles, very loudly, again
28. These things alone should be warrant enough of the fact that she has been asleep for a very long time, but how long exactly? A few hours, a day, a week, maybe even a month—at this rate, it is hard to determine, but regardless her throat is still parched and her stomach still rumbles for food
29. Blood wells in her shoes and makes squishy noises whenever she walks, her stomach rumbles even though she has eaten a day or so before, and her throat is all the more parched with the lack of water
30. It drops little balls when the earth rumbles
31. Neither Stu nor Spock could remember a great deal about Siem Reap, thanks to the Rumbles, and a marijuana laced pizza
32. and slowly through the heavy air dull rumbles could be heard
33. His stomach rumbles
34. Furthermore, as his windpipe solely opens into the tube of his spouting canal, and as that long canal—like the grand Erie Canal—is furnished with a sort of locks (that open and shut) for the downward retention of air or the upward exclusion of water, therefore the whale has no voice; unless you insult him by saying, that when he so strangely rumbles, he talks through his nose
