Sentence examples for hollering because from inspiring English sources

"And then sometimes people are online screaming and hollering because Quvenzhané Wallis is playing Annie".

"I don't like screaming and hollering because it hurts my voice," he said, "but sometimes it's necessary when players think they don't need coaches.

Where's my trophy at?" Wong can get away with a considerable amount of vulgarity — and hollering — because she is funny, but it also helps that she uses her differences, as she put it, to destabilize her audience's expectations.

"Darling!" they holler, because they all talk like Nancy Mitford, "It was marvellous.

Although "Idaho!" does revolve around a heterosexual romance (a hunky potato farmer and a radiant mail-order bride), it seems to aspire to be the kind of show that makes gay audiences whoop and holler, because a tough, seemingly hetero man reveals a secret desire for guys.

I instinctively let out a holler because I live in Lansing - Michigan's amazing capital city!

I thus won't hoot and holler because persons who are gainfully employed summarize and reveal the extent of their wealth/finances.

Give yourself a hoot and a holler, because really, you are doing some seriously good work, and I'm more than thrilled you stuck with me.

So do we women sideline ourselves by boycotting the games or do we take up space and holler along because it is fun and exciting?

"Now I was hollering switch this because it was coming down the late clock," Woodson said of the play that was occurring in front of him.

It's a jarring, bizarrely artful mess; boxed in Lucite, it could be titled "Stepping Out, 4.," or "Mother's Day Fugue," but of course she can't see it that way because she's hollering, her morning robe falling open because she's shaking so violently, stamping her foot.