Sentence examples for had to roar from inspiring English sources

Although Williams, now 29, is an expert in roaring back, she has never had to roar back from anything quite like this.

This time they will have to roar.

It may have to roar to be noticed.

And you will have to roar "we are NOT fucking Matt Bianco!" at them.

As the teams came out, the PA announcer pleaded: "the Arcángel has to roar" and it did.

Tom Croft is another lurking Lion and Billy Vunipola will have to roar back very strongly to displace Ben Morgan, England's equal top try-scorer this autumn along with Jonny May.

Palmer, whose reaction on hearing the draw had been to roar "I'll whip his ass", went out and shot a 69 to Nicklaus's 73, finishing fifth.

Cheering is surely an unusual sound at a financial company these days, but staff who gathered at the grand old Metropolitan Life building or dialed in from around the hemisphere had reason to roar.

When times get tough, you've got to roar up on your hind legs and kick like a wild horse.

Q. Sure, Coach. A. When times get tough, you've got to roar up on your hind legs and kick like a wild horse.

It was later on in his career and he had gone through a terrible accident and he had finally gotten a lot better And it came to my part to do a dinosaur and I had to make the roar.