Sentence examples for Don't holler from inspiring English sources

"Don't holler about Trump coming," said Dorothy Benford, 75, a retired teacher who as a young college student worked with civil rights activists in Jackson.

(Soon after this gathering, I would hear Thompson defend himself before a group of business and civic leaders in Midtown: "It's New York City," he said. "If you don't scream and if you don't holler, you're 'mild-mannered.' If you don't try and throw someone down the stairs, you lack fire in the belly").

Perhaps just "Don't holler at you-know-who" is enough some days.

The next time when the phone rings and you're in the shower, don't holler, "Tell them I've left.

"To see her bustling around the kitchen in an apron bearing the humorous phrase 'Don't Holler at the Cook — That's the Boss's Job!,'. . . it was hard to believe that just days ago she'd been leading a doctoral seminar on the altogether unusual circumstances surrounding Balzac's corrections to the proofs of Béatrix," he observes.

"To see her bustling around the kitchen in an apron bearing the humorous phrase 'Don't Holler at the Cook That's the Boss's Job!,'. . . it was hard to believe that just days ago she'd been leading a doctoral seminar on the altogether unusual circumstances surrounding Balzac's corrections to the proofs of Béatrix," he observes.

We do not holler - although, just possibly, we're starting to learn.

What redeemed these episodes, the son said, was that "he didn't holler".

They didn't holler at me from across the street, grab me by the wrist, or shove my face into the cement.

John Gibson, a Nebraska wide receiver, said Crouch "doesn't holler the whole time, but if something needs to be said, he says something".

"He didn't holler or lead the men over the hill like John Wayne, Dreesenn said.