Sentence examples for feel like yelling from inspiring English sources
The truth is, I feel like yelling Stop quite a bit these days.
With some participants you feel like yelling: "Your career's behind you!".
Every so often at prime minister's questions, there's one of those moments when you feel like yelling, Admiral Ackbar-style, "It's a trap!" That happened today when David Cameron quoted a column by Anthony Seldon in last week's New Statesman.
By day three of the training I am doing no better and am so frustrated I feel like yelling every time I hit the spacebar in error.
"On nearly every page, you'll feel like yelling 'BLOOD FEUD!' over a guitar solo (think 'Panama' by Van Halen) while an eagle flies out of an explosion".
Perform, monkey boy, damn you, one feels like yelling at these artists.
As Congress debates an overhaul of the immigration system, Ms. Barberena often feels like yelling with frustration.
If you're not bloody up to it, she must have felt like yelling, don't come on the sodding show.
I felt like yelling 'Viva Mexico!' and 'Viva the Mexican worker'!" He reflected that passion for his people, including those who long pre-dated his own family's arrival on the continent, through all his work.
To see Michael K Williams have to make do with five or six lines in Gone Baby Gone … I felt like yelling at the screen: "Don't you know who that is?" The cast of The Wire aren't flawless.
