Sentence examples for are whoops from inspiring English sources

There are whoops of joy and an occasional tumble as the group spreads out across the mountain.

There are whoops and hollers whenever the former joins the fray, especially his blistering cameos that fire the instrumental lifts that end several numbers, though Young proves the most expressive.

After the switch is pulled and two surges of electricity from the generator are noted, there are whoops, hollers and cheers, and an excited cry of "That's it!" can be heard in the background.

She Got a Wiggle finds Rowland addressing an idealised screen beauty; there are whoops of delight as singer Madeleine Hyland then struts out on stage, taking the role of the wiggling girl.

Some reviewers have criticised exactly this, and there's no doubt in the Globe's Much Ado that Eve Best as Beatrice and Charles Edwards as Benedick play off the audience: when they finally kiss after nearly three hours of what screenwriters call UST (unresolved sexual tension), there are whoops and cheers from the groundlings.

There are whoops and cheers – and in the brief silence afterward, a small voice crying "Yay!" It's a little girl who looks to be about two years old, so excited and transported that she's jumping up and down in one of the boxes.

Even the toys are whooping it up.

People are whooping at Sarah Ruhl's play.

Plenty of runners are whooping it up too, as the party atmosphere reaches a fever pitch.

17,000 spectators are whooping and whistling as the Czech produces an overhead at the net, eating into Djokoivc's lead.

The Carolina Panthers are whooping the Seattle Seahawks.