Sentence examples for howling around from inspiring English sources

"Which means there will be reporters howling around for a few days.

Perhaps neither were in the mood to kick off their tenure with the kind of furious criticism that was soon howling around Twitter.

We waited out the storm with the wind howling around us.

Instead of howling around bonfires and turning stagecoaches into porcupines, they were figures of heroism and moral authority.

"If you have a boy that goes to work, he feels tired and he don't want to go out howling around all night".

Series nine of The Apprentice (Tue & Wed, 9pm, BBC1) and the winds of change are howling around Lord Sugar's tasselled loafers.

Last night the wind howled around the prison and snow began to fall pretty heavily".

This is where Atlantic and Pacific collide, and lively weather, unimpeded by land, howls around the globe picking up speed.

When the wind howled around the court and the wolves howled in her head Sunday, Serena Williams desperately needed a rock to lean on in the final of the United States Open against Victoria Azarenka.

One who might turn up in the middle of the night, when wind howls around an unhappy house, and everyone in it needs some desperate intervention.

Harnessing ocean breezes has a certain logic for countries like Britain that want to replace fossil fuels with cleaner energy sources — countries where the winds howl around the rugged coasts much of the time.