Sentence examples for government howled from inspiring English sources

How the government howled.

The IRA gave press conferences in pleasant Dublin suburbs and, oh my, the British government howled.

More recently, the government drew howls of protests with a new royalty arrangement for companies interested in drilling in four existing fields in northeastern Ecuador.

The government provoked howls of dismay earlier this year when a report authored by the lord chancellor, Derry Irvine, proposed merely having 20% of future peers elected.

"Our government screams, howls and yells how the rest of the world is using prisoners or slave labor to manufacture items, and here we take the items right out of the mouths of people who need it," he said.

We also noted that the commercial nature of the Internet posed new threats to press freedoms by virtue of the fact that these companies generally don't have the First Amendment rights of its customers in mind when the government starts howling about one of them.

As the name suggests, that was the case with Saturday's "Fuck the Tories" protest a middle finger to the braying Etonians of the government, a howl against cuts to various services, a moan about the voting system... whatever people felt like being angry about.

The hardline Derry republican, who opposes Sinn Féin's peace strategy and is aligned to the pro-New IRA 32 County Sovereignty Committee, added: "If this was happening in China the British government would be howling in protest about such practices".

This government is a howling farce.

There was no more howling about government plots or millennial apocalypse; the talking points faded away.

Our howling about government bailouts has sent Congress into a panic attack that's getting out of hand.