Sentence examples for croaked at from inspiring English sources

The pickpocket leaned forward and croaked at the driver.

Millions of Americans go to work every day without the benefit of the national anthem being croaked at them.

And, inevitably, disillusion has followed.The king has not yet turned into a frog, but his political party almost croaked at local elections across the country on October 26th.

"The horror, the horror," I croaked at the realization that I was soon going to have to go back to watching my 27-inch JVC, purchased in 1987.

He was very touched by that, and he kind of croaked at me, "See that they get a picture of their choice".

He was writing about the chorus of frogs croaking at nightfall.

At the moment the city also sounds like seagulls croaking at each other from outside my window from about 3am every morning.

Wilhelm seems every bit as outdated as the political system under which he lived: he's a pterodactyl amid "a party of dinosaurs consuming coffee and cakes," in young Markus's view, "croaking at each other with great animation, as if they had all just been awoken from their fossilized prehistoric rigidity and were catching up with everything they had failed to say for millions of years".

Wouldn't it be great to see Willard look into the camera one day and say "And here's to Clem Fernald, of Effie, Minnesota, who croaked yesterday at the age of 69.

"I've done these things!" Romney croaks out at the end.

It croaked softly and looked up at her with its black pearls of eyes.