Sentence examples for having squealed from inspiring English sources

The French – having squealed about Washington spying on their every move, as revealed by Snowden – were first off the mark, followed by the Portuguese.

He then goes looking for Grutter and stumbles onto the captive César, who confesses having squealed.

But this sequel from Leamington-based Playground Games has squealed away first.

I am afraid I might have squealed like a little girl.

The cubs have squealed loudly when taken away from Mei Xiang – one of several signs they are strong and healthy.

Agents were wiretapping the scientist's phone, and on Dec. 3, 1982, the tap picked up Wen Ho Lee offering to help find out who had "squealed on" him.

She had squealed a little on the outbound leg — earning a dirty look from one passenger — but the Inagantis were hoping for better luck on the final leg of their trip.

THE final noisemaker has squealed and the last dinner guest has straggled home, so the holiday extravaganza that is Christmas and New Year's — spread out over two long weekends and punctuated by a blizzard — is over.

While a typical group of children may have squealed at the gross image, the students from Sprouts Cooking Club, a training program for aspiring young foodies, did not find cooking with brains to be such an outlandish proposition.

In the last few years secular liberals have been uncompromising in what they say about religion, and the targets of their criticism have squealed and complained as loudly as if they felt real flames licking round their feet.

The small countries have squealed, but they will still, rightly, hold a veto in many crucial areas, and that will be a huge asset to them: when, after all, were Malta, Estonia or Slovenia ever able in the past to say no to their bigger brothers on anything at all?