Sentence examples for derisive shout from inspiring English sources
Arriving from Phoenix at the Los Angeles airport, we emerged from the plane into a busy arrival lounge, and there were some cries of "Brother Stevie!" and "Stevie Wonder!" and a solitary, derisive shout of "Welcome to Hawaii".
When a Hispanic couple visit 2001 Odyssey in "Saturday Night Fever," they are greeted with derisive shouts suggesting they go back to their own neighborhood.
They shouted derisive remarks about virtual orchestras and "Karaoke Broadway".
Sooners running back Joe Mixon heard repeated boos from Auburn fans who also shouted derisive comments regarding a recently publicized video of Mixon punching a woman in the face in 2014.
Rangers fans still shout a derisive chant about Denis Potvin at home games, a reference that dates to 1979, when the Islanders' Potvin hit the Rangers' Ulf Nilsson and broke Nilsson's ankle.
Again, the reading brought forth loud shouts and derisive noises from the audience.
For the record, despite occasional shouts and derisive laughter and much speaking out of turn, no blows were struck.
The Danish director Christoffer Boe, whose film "Reconstruction" won the Caméra d'Or (for first-time feature filmmakers) alluded to one of the competition films that served as the center of the derisive bull's-eye, "Brown Bunny," when he gave a shout-out to that film's director and star: "Vincent Gallo, don't give up".
It was what the Olympics were never meant to be: a coach running out to shout at officials, a loser crying while his brother led fans in derisive whistling aimed at an American winner, and foot stomping during the awards ceremony.
She made a derisive sound.
