(1) Our headmaster rattled on for at least two hours at the opening ceremony.

(2) Hailstone are rattling on the window-panes.

(3) Nancy would rattle on for hours about her grandchildren.

(4) Hailstones rattled on the tin roof.

(5) She rattled on for hours about her past unfortunate experiences.

(6) The girls awoke to the sound of rain rattling on the windows.

(7) She was on the phone for hours last night, just rattling on to her friends.

(8) He rattled on about his job, not noticing how bored she was.

(9) There was a pale-pink celluloid rattle on his desk.

(10) Deanna just loves to rattle on about her boyfriend.

(11) Glasses and milk bottles rattled on the counter.

(12) In the night a ferocious hail-storm rattles on the tin roof.

(13) As the train rattled on, however, doubts began to assail me.

(14) A : God, you do rattle on.

(15) She could rattle on for hours.

(16) I make him talk his talk, he rattle on, I strike to follow you.

(17) I believe that old car would rattle on even if the engine fell out.

(18) I always found her company unendurable. She could rattle on for hours about absolutely nothing at all.

(19) Though you will get irritated by work mates rattle on about grand ideas.

(20) Tomorrow morning will open with a round of sniper fire that will rattle on through the week: a multi-part conversation with the doyenne of television interviewers, ABC News's Barbara Walters.