rocked

When dark pollutant particles fall on rocks or dirt, they don’t cause much trouble.

The shape of mountains might evolve as time wears them down and rocks below push them up.

That action ignited protests that rocked Wisconsin and spurred a recall—only the second recall of a governor in U.S. history.

During the first weekend of filming with Greg, I heard of Cody Wilson and I was emotionally rocked.

As the parliamentarians explained what they had seen, explosions rocked the nearby town, accompanied by more plumes of smoke.

The recent discovery of a 1,400-victim sex abuse ring in the UK has rocked the country.

Bright orange flames tore through airport buildings as explosions and gunfire rocked the airport compound.

Could the bleating of the sheep swing in sweeter to the music of the valley as she is rocked to sleep?

His childhood, except when he could be rocked and sung into sickly sleep, was one long piteous wail.

Well enough, replied the older woman, flipping a letter nervously between her fingers as she rocked to and fro.

The poor soul may have understood his meaning, or she may not, as she rocked herself to and fro in the roadway.

At every breath of wind overhead branches rocked with a weird sound of bone creaking.