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He would recover from it, the scientific men said; and he did, ere the BEDFORD'S anchor rumbled down in San Francisco Bay.

The palace still shook occasionally as the earth rumbled in memory, groaned as if it would deny what had happened.

The hunter warmed his hands at the fire, picked up his weapons, and rumbled to the door.

Tanks rumbled down the streets of Deraa, trying to seize the city back from protesters.

Legal proceedings rumbled on, trying to confirm a winner in last November's Minnesota Senate race.

they murmured sullenly. The temper of the crowd began to rise rapidly. The warning growls of the gathering storm rumbled overhead.

Just as with Enron and Bernard Madoff, fraudulent Chinese companies can be market darlings for years before being rumbled.

and he did, ere the BEDFORD's anchor rumbled down in San Francisco Bay .

Big things rumbled, you could hear them from far off, and you had to work out where they would come, and get away from them.

All three of the would-be escapees were dead before Nurse gathered up the reins again. The mule cart rumbled on.

When these emotions arise, they sometimes seem like the storm that rumbled around me as I sat outside last night.

Where intimidation failed to work, as it often has, tanks rumbled on to the streets.

Within an hour, we rumbled through the narrow cobblestone pathways of the Old City in an embassy armored car.

Tom was already unhappy because he rumbled the ball, but his teammates kept rubbing it in.

On the first Sunday of July, with a ban on foreign reporters in place, tanks again rumbled into the outskirts of the city.

For around 30 seconds, lights and television monitors hanging from ceilings swayed as the earthquake rumbled around the region.

Each time I moved in her direction , a menacing growl rumbled in her throat .

This dispute has rumbled on since the late 1980s, when Airbus first started to weaken America's dominance of the commercial aircraft market.

As the jeep rumbled through the darkness I felt sick with fear; I thought I was being arrested as a spy.

And rumbled then the earth from far below, and with a terrible groan, split open.

New Zealand's Mount Tongariro has erupted again, having rumbled back to life in August after more than a century of quiet.

The scandal rumbled on surrounding Rod Blagojevich's alleged attempt to sell Mr Obama's Senate seat.

The magnate's pride seemed piqued, and he rose to the bait. "Of a much bigger ship, " he rumbled.

Other deep voices rumbled from the kitchen and outside the front door.

The truck bumped and rumbled along on a washboard surface cut with deep ruts. Some of the ruts were running with water.

Secretary of State Madeleine Albright may look like a pleasantly rumbled housewife, eyes round and bright as full moons.

Looking like an alien descending from the heavens, the low-slung silver bullet's V8 rumbled up my block. The Audi R8 had arrived.

"To see your grave, " Raw Head rumbled very softly.

The train rumbled across the bridge.

U. S. troops in more than 100 U. S. armored vehicles rumbled through downtown Baghdad and seized one of Saddam Hussein's opulent palaces.

Speculation rumbled on about an alleged leak of company secrets at Renault related to its electric-car technology.

But by mid-March, Qaddafi's militias had regrouped and his tanks had rumbled back to the outskirts of Benghazi.

After they were rumbled, many voters decided that Mr Castro was too immature to be mayor.

Meanwhile a more substantial, if unimaginatively packaged loot was rumbled in north Ecuador on the same day.

As the bus rumbled south, they began to notice Vingo.

Campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination rumbled on.

As bulldozers rumbled and Navy Seabees filled wire-mesh barriers, dozens of yellow tents rose on a gravel-paved field.

Long, long ago, a file of chariots rumbled quickly across the plain late one spring.

At night, dramatic whooshing and sluicing sounds rumbled through the carriages.

Behind the warm handshakes and the talk of cooperation rumbled a deep disagreement over what has caused the oil-price surge.

Dozens of after shocks have rumbled through the region, extending the damage and fear of survivors.

Prefects, he rumbled, lead your Houses back to the dormitories immediately!

The giant's voice rumbled like a boulder crashing down a mountainside.

The furore rumbled on over bonuses paid at Wall Street companies that have received state aid.

The dispute, which has rumbled on quietly for the past year, has recently shifted up a gear.

Her belly rumbled, and Dany found herself picking berries with both hands and tossing them into her mouth.

The aftershocks rumbled throughout the day .

We could see from rumbled sheets that the bed had been slept in .

And dissent among European policymakers about how to involve private creditors in a new rescue package for Greece rumbled on.

Perhaps the Republicans have already rumbled this short-name advantage.

The rioters dispersed only after military tanks rumbled through the street.

The mule- drawn freight wagons rumbled through the town.

One evening our coach rumbled past a hundred-strong crowd milling around in the darkness .

Disputes over Ukraine's presidential election rumbled on.

The war in Afghanistan rumbled on.

"Of a much bigger ship, " he rumbled.

"Ef you doan care 'bout how folks talks 'bout dis family, Ah does, " she rumbled.

The heavy cart rumbled down the rough street.

he rumbled , swinging his massive head so that he was looking directly at the bard who stood before him.

The competition for the $35 billion contract has rumbled on for years, though EADS will raise its profile in America with a new bid.

Outside, a thunderclap rumbled in the skies-0frightening the girls but leaving a smile on Michele's face.

An ingenious counterfeit-coin scam has been rumbled by scientists in Italy.

Thunder rumbled through the heavy air.

While the night-soil carts still rumbled through the streets, the hooter sounded in the Yu Hua Silk Filature.

Srey Neth grew more animated as we finally rumbled down a dirt road and reached her home, a thatch-roofed hut on stilts.

e. g: A car rumbled over the bumpy dirt road, leaving behind a whirl of dust.

The Catholic child-abuse scandal rumbled on.

Each of them rumbled out [forth] his complaint.

The heavy cart rumbled down the street.

The truck rumbled through the street.

Ill be back. - The three robot-pigs rumbled after him. - Oink, Oink, Oink. . . - Happily ever after. The End.

The tourist rumbled in the streets of Beijing.

He rumbled the wagon down the street.

The argument rumbled on for three hours.

The big guns rumbled in the distance.

Later, trucks rumbled by on the way to the port of Oakland, and highways were built nearby.

This time, when the Chinese-made rocket rumbled skyward, the crowd in the hall cheered.

"Zhao Chun! " The Emperor's voice rumbled like thunder. "What do you have to say in your defense? "

Thunder rumbled around and it grew dark.

Through the streets of Paris every day rumbled the Terror with its carts full of condemned people.

But when they are finally rumbled and it is revealed that they have been incompetent, stupid, lazy and so on, the fall from grace is ugly.

T he thunder rumbled o verhead.

Get shorty: This German man found himself rumbled after sniffer dogs took an unusual interest in his Bermuda shorts

A train of heavy wagons rumbled north on the Winnipeg Trail , drawn by octets of oxen, the drovers walking alongside ( Garrison Keillor )

Thunder rumbled Si Shandian, in paving the way for me;