| The grandmother with crooked fingers who brought packs of playing cards and dyed her hair orange and wore lots of rattly bracelets, the grandmother with the accent who made cold red soup with sour cream. |
| The rather feeble lights of the rattly old car did little to illumine the well of darkness in which they were riding. |
| It was just like a lock was bein' picked, or a rattly old window bein' slid up by inches. |
| It's every bit as chaotic and mad as London in its way, with a creaking, uncomfortably, rattly Metro system. |
| I looked around and found an old amplifier with a rattly speaker. |
| Occasionally, it might sound like a rattly old London taxi, but on the plus side I guess that means there's little chance of misfuelling. |
