The announcer declared the attendance to be above six thousand, but when Rostov scored a second goal, to go up 2 0, individual howls of joy and derision could easily be heard rattling around the twenty-eight-thousand-eight-hundred-capacity stadium, as if they were the cheers of parents at a school match.
[Pause for howls of joy from assembled audience.] Das right, das right.
It was greeted with hoots and howls of joy from the media, with viewers cheering on some of the scenes featuring extreme violence.
Flamenco is a night howl of grief and joy, full of the power of defiance and of the will to live.
But now, the vocals have become obscured howls, like desperate cries of joy, and Nimai's oceanic but nimble drumming has taken the spotlight, bolstered by shimmering, hazy keyboard work by Mr. Collins and Taraka.
Most dog owners can sense the difference between Fido's yip of joy and howl of discontent.
And while I can't recall ever howling for joy, one might argue a dog's howl is compatible to a guy whooping it up in victory.
The Oxford Dictionary word of the year for 2015 was the "tears of joy" emoji, a decision that provoked howls of derision from the non-technologically inclined.
For a few magical moments, the entire crowd spontaneously erupts into howls, squeals and ringing bells until the echoing noises merge together into a single chorus of joy.
