Sentence examples for feel like shouting from inspiring English sources
"Why in hell don't you want to?" we feel like shouting back.
When she shouts "We've got him!" you feel like shouting it with her.
I feel like shouting, 'Let's drink a bottle of champagne, eat a ton of chocolate and get rat-arsed'.
The people at the franchise are all decent enough, and it's enraging to see them so easily bullied — that's why you feel like shouting at the screen.
Sometimes I feel like shouting, "I get it, already!" The one-year mark has encouraged me to pause and take stock.
The people at the franchise are all decent enough, and it's enraging to see them so easily bullied that's why you feel like shouting at the screen.
He feels like shouting at the boy, driving some sense into that head of his.
While laudable objections to Harman's stance are being voiced within the party, including from leadership contender Jeremy Corbyn, it still feels like shouting from the sidelines.
("Why me?" I felt like shouting. "Why me?") At one point Suzy and I looked out the floor-to-ceiling windows, with their sweeping view of the East End, and with the setting sun glancing off the shimmering surface of the building known as the Gherkin.
