ON the second morning of the Brainerd race, dogs bellowed and howled in the parking lot beside the track.
Old Kellerman covers himself with both hands and howls in the tearing wind, although sometimes he sings in the bursting sunlight.
Up on the locked psychiatric ward of St Mungo's the distressed inmates rocked and rolled and eddied and howled in the zephyrs of their own fancy.
He turns subversive, writing abrasively expressionist music-theater pieces like "Eight Songs for a Mad King," in which a baritone with extended vocal technique rants and howls in the persona of the deranged King George III.
While the tapes were playing, Mr. Feola blew a horn that made aggressive coyote barks and howls, in the hope that a real coyote would doom itself by falling for the fake territory challenge.
You can use tags and toppers as a way to get extra laughs without writing a new joke or needing to set up any material.[18] For example, you could add a topper to the short story by saying "In fact, he's the one screaming, crying, wailing, and howling in pain the most".. Practice your joke.
I remember Alex and I getting cornered and howling in terror at the enormous geese's hissing, honking advance.
It depicts "the story of an Evangelion's activation, rampage and howling in another world".
It's the greatest city on the planet -- okay, I'm showing a little bias here -- but, within the span of an hour, I can shed my pioneer living-in-a-log-cabin self, replete with bunny boots, parka and wolves howling in the background, to sipping a salted caramel mocha at Barnes and Noble.
One of the most powerful story arcs concerns a character who had once (like many of the series's best characters) been a minor figure, a bit of a joke: Blanca, of the feral, glowering affect and the unibrow, howling in the bathroom about "Diablo".
