Sentence examples for howler from inspiring English sources

I think I heard the prime minister come out yet again on the wireless the other day with that pre-Keynesian howler – much in vogue with the German economic establishment – that when the private sector cuts back, it makes sense for the public sector to cut back too.

The referee's report here will certainly make for interesting reading, although it would surely be wrong to draw a racial implication out of Marriner's howler.

Passengers can fish for piranha, and take excursions into the remote Pacaya Samiria reserve, to view pink river dolphins, red howler monkeys and three-toed sloths.

A small eco-lodge (26-beds) on an organic coffee farm in the mountains of Nicaragua that organises guided jungle treks to see howler monkeys, waterfalls and a butterfly farm.

And this was a howler.

NICK GILLESPIE and Matt Welch's admiring take on the Ron Paul candidacy includes the following howler:A staunch opponent of abortion, he nonetheless believes that federal bans violate the more basic principle of delegating powers to the states.If so, it must have pained him to vote in favour of the federal partial-birth abortion ban.

Surely they would not let it get out of hand?In this section Howler?

On occasion, that has meant that a team is out of challenges by the time a real howler has occurred.

The researchers were struck by the fact that howler monkeys, alone among new-world species, share with old-world primates the capacity for full colour, or "trichromatic" vision.Trichromatic vision involves three pigments, called opsins, that are sensitive to different wavelengths of light.

They point to the need for checks and balances to prevent government ministers dipping their fingers in the till or squandering public money to buy overpriced foreign weapons.In this section Howler?

The G7 group of rich countries could be expanded to include a number of developing countries.In this section Howler?