Sentence examples for howled over from inspiring English sources

Hospitality groups in the city have howled over what they describe as inconsistent and confusing inspection criteria and escalating fines, which increased to a total of $52 million in fiscal year 2012 from $33 million when the grading system was introduced in 2010.

Farmers howled over the plan to cut through the county diagonally years ago, warning that the rail authority didn't know how much disruption it would cause.

The refrain is simultaneously inclusive and ominous, as it's repeatedly howled over a sinister bass line.

"It was a proper delicatessen," Rzepkowski told me over tea while the wind howled over the treeless heath, "with big barrels of gherkins, properly salted".

More tanks, more rocket-propelled grenades, more blokes on motorcycles, more semi-audible pay-off lines howled over the thunder of detonating ordnance.

Some local businesses have welcomed the added foot traffic, while others have howled over the difficulty of making deliveries in the area.

N. Dr. 2. Perhaps, to howl over, or lament clamorously.

Sometimes I feel this life is burdening on me," she says, as another plane howls over the house.

With consumers howling over a spike in the price of farm goods, Seattle officials earmark Pike Place, a newly planked street near the waterfront, as a spot for farmers to bypass middlemen and sell to the public.

The south still howls over Sherman.

Motorists - which is to say, almost everyone - are howling over the recent increases in gasoline prices.