Sentence examples for Could roar from inspiring English sources

He could roar, and he could unsettle.

The fiction that Mr Bossi could roar back tomorrow has stifled discussion of an interim leader.

Of course, shares in the former highfliers could roar back to refloat employees' option holdings.

UKIP could roar back, particularly if the Tories tear themselves apart over Europe, as they habitually threaten to do.

They also had to make sure that an ambulance could roar into the place without hitting any buildings.

I took fifteen speed pills, and I got into a contest with Liza Minnelli over who could roar most like a jaguar.

This was the season of the little Coliseum crowds that could — roaring, drumming and adoring their A's in spite of an owner who wants desperately to move and the American League's lowest payroll.

Obviously, in a tight game the side hosting the second leg knows that in the event of extra-time and penalties they will be playing in front of their home fans, who could conceivably roar them home.

And who couldn't roar at The Royal Tenebaums?

Of course, "Today" could come roaring back at any time — a fact that "G.M.A".

In another time and place, football coaches could have roared their disapproval of switching conferences.