rumbling

Just after 20:00 GMT they heard a rumbling sound, but dismissed it as a passing bus.

Outside in the Keck Amphitheater, John Eagle let his memory be the unreliable guide in “inside-outside,” his field recordings turned into scratchy, deep rumbling drones that merited an excited response from the edgy Isaura String Quartet.

In the Golden State, the nation’s most populous and economically mighty, Trump’s claimed mandate seemed muted, like a rumbling from elsewhere.

“Even though the orchestra will be performing in semi-darkness, having a foley artist could be intriguing on a visual level. He will be playing the sounds of the bats flapping their wings — the rumbling thunderstorm, and the rain.”

Israel is now fighting its first three-front war in half a century, this time along the borders of Gaza to the south, Lebanon to the north, and the occupied West Bank to the east—and farther east are the rumbling storm clouds of a war with Iran, which could escalate into a wider war still, drawing in the United States, among others.