| Today, government figures are held back not only by a fear of being rumbled, but a terror that they won't be able to pull it off. |
| An almighty crack and a noise like thunder sounded from the end of the tunnel and rumbled down to their ears. |
| His car rumbled through dense vegetation and weaved back and forth to avoid trees. |
| A shrill roar rumbled out from its mouth, and he cupped his hands over his ears to try to block it out. |
| Around him, horse-drawn wagons rumbled by, loaded with sacks of flour or crates of dried meat. |
| He was rumbled by police earlier this week after an American contacted the authorities when James failed to show up. |
