Sentence examples for help but howl from inspiring English sources

I have had thoughts of suicide, and felt despair so deep I could barely help but howl.

It's such over-the-top self-loathing that you can't help but howl with laughter at the antiquated portrayal of gay life in the 1970s -- and then furrow your brow when a youthful Rue McClanahan, of TV's Golden Girls, pops up unexpectedly.

Riki howls for help, but instead attracts the dogs that had attacked him.

Like Lieutenant Dan in "Forrest Gump," we cannot help but shout back at the howling winds in a lonely shrimp boat, tossed about in every direction by overpowering waves and despair, seeking out the battle we were meant to fight, yelling "Is that all you got?!" In so doing, we finally start finding our way home.

I'm sorry, but Howl is bad.

But you can't help but wonder, between all the gleeful strums and wizened howls, whether they possess the inner torment to carry off such worldly material.

There's the possession of everybody in the town by this thing that forces them to change who they are; Gard's own addictions; Bobbi's possession, and forcing of painkillers on Gard to be able to read his thoughts; Gard's final decision, which reads like a cry for help, a suicidal howl that destroys the lives of everybody he's ever known.

But "Howling Near Heaven" is not an authorized biography.

Nothing remains but howling wind, ruined cities, desert wastes, leafless trees.

A faint cry for help and terrified howls can be heard in the background.

Newspaper could help plug the howling gale coming through an old sash window.