Sentence examples for holler like from inspiring English sources

Well, aside from those who may be mildly discomfited by watching their hero whoop and holler like a rodeo rider as he gets it on with a gentleman described in the credits as "The Moustached Man," many will find the film's geniality wearing thin and false.

Moving his pick rapidly up and down across the strings, he was able to play double- and quadruple-time runs, and when the tempo was as fast to begin with as it was on "Watermelon Hangin' on That Vine" or "New River Train," Bill's 16th-note runs drove people half-wild, made them jump out of their seats, throw their hats in the air, stamp their shoes, holler like crazy fools.

Portal 2 will be shown at E3, and we will be there to hoot and holler like a bunch of fanbois.

Scream and holler like it's painful, like you're having your legs pulled out of their sockets.

If you are at a home game at your school, and your home team makes a goal or whatever; yell, whoop, and holler like your life depends on it!

"Whoever is cold, raise your hand!" Bryce hollered like a cheerleader rousing a crowd.

There are no lengthy sermons, despite Hughes's habit of hollering like an impassioned tent preacher.

The audience whoops and hollers like it's a Chippendales performance: the more suggestive the dancing, the louder the screams.

When he performs, he hollers like a preacher, and some shows include an audience sing-along of a Gaelic drinking tune.

There he is – all 30 stone of him – trussed up in a silver suit like a Christmas turkey, hollering like the preacher that he is, singing "Like a Fire" to the heavens.

"When I saw them screaming and hollering like they were crazy, I thought to myself, 'Oh my God, this is back in Martin Luther King days,' " said Ms. Gladney, 45. " 'They're going to get the hoses out.