Sentence examples for heckling about from inspiring English sources
It is a safe bet that the Republicans will respond by heckling about "job-killing regulations" instead of working across the aisle to craft less murderous ones.
When Green told the crowd that, though he was proud of the movie, it wasn't his movie, someone shouted, "But it's your plot, John!" — which marked the first time I'd ever heard heckling about the nature of authorship.
"Wouldn't it be funny if that girl [referring to an audience member who "heckled" him about rape jokes not being funny earlier in his set] got raped by, like, five guys right now?
Hence Wednesday's unseemly spat at PMQs with a backbench Labour heckle about Mary.
Mainly because it's what I get heckled about the most.
Having to explain why being heckled about his patronage of a prostitute is like a baseball player getting booed at the ballpark.
But it is likely to prove more explosive in the end than heckles about sacking Strasbourg justices.The reason is an obscure wrinkle of treaty law, linked to a European ambush of the previous Labour government.
They're hyper-sensitive to gradations of reality and illusion, which is why the uncertainty about their own identity (they respond to a heckle about their manager Murray by referring to him as a fictional character) is conspicuous tonight.
At a subsequent town hall meeting that will live in infamy, Marsch and sporting director Ali Curtis were heckled about the decisions made at the club, at which point Marsch acknowledged that his analogy might have been unfortunate.
She has them interrupt the rush of her anecdotes to heckle about her Oscar nominations and remind her where she came from ('Hark at her!'), but she always eventually shouts them down.
When Alan Sparhawk, singer and guitarist, asks the audience for some confessions (tongue in cheek), we get heckles about the band's favourite vegetables rather than calls of "Judas!" Surreal humour aside, Low still have the power to unnerve, although more loudly than before.
