Sentence examples for eliciting boos from inspiring English sources

The crotchety coach taunted the fans, eliciting boos.

"Hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish, the second amendment," said Trump, eliciting boos from the crowd.

Since starting at shooting guard for the injured Larry Hughes, Jones has shot 4 of 24 from 3-point range, eliciting boos from the Cleveland crowd.

It has to be, basically, run by insurance companies, not the government," Mr. O'Reilly said, eliciting boos and groans from the otherwise friendly audience.

Sharapova argued the point, eliciting boos and whistles from the French crowd, which generally — despite the national tolerance of street protests — does not tolerate similar behavior on red clay.

She told Senator John Kerry that the conventional wisdom on him was that he was "kind of a Northeastern, liberal elitist and that you have some problem connecting with people"; she asked Representative Richard Gephardt if his "moment [had] passed," eliciting boos from the crowd.

The first mention of illegal immigrants elicited boos.

The mere mention of Greg Rayburn, the chief executive of the OTB, elicited boos and hissing.

The film elicited boos from the Cannes audience, which is often a good sign, it turns out.

The mention of David Cameron, who had been sitting next to his mother in the royal box for the match, elicited boos from some members of the crowd.

His presence elicited boos from the crowd for comments he made after leaving the team last season for the Detroit Pistons.