Sentence examples for howls from inspiring English sources

MO'L When Time magazine published its testosterone-heavy Gods of Food issue in November last year it was greeted with howls of laughter.

The finance ministry has sparked howls of protest proposing that mass development be allowed along the country's coast, still among the most pristine in Europe.

A far more revealing way of looking at the argument is to imagine howls of (justifiable) outrage from religious groups if a baker had refused to ice a cake with a slogan supporting Christianity on the grounds of the shopowner's deeply held atheist beliefs.

Boos and howls as it's announced that Jean-Luc Godard's Goodbye to Language will share the prize.

Last week's move by the Welsh, however, produced howls of fury from newspaper commentators and high levels of anti-devolution sentiment from many ordinary people in England, claiming English students were being punished.

The closest we come is when Hitchcock stands in the lobby outside the premiere, faux-conducting Bernard Hermann's slashing violins; he has a combination of a maestro's manual flourishes and a murderer's manic stabbing motions as the audience inside wails and howls its way through the shower scene.

As he delivers the punchline, the 77-year-old Hockney howls like he's heard it for the first time: a throaty roar that culminates in a hard-earned smoker's wheeze.

Politicians are heeding howls from bricks-and-mortar retailers that current law gives Amazon and its kind an unfair advantage.

THE French government unveiled what it called a "historic" 2014 budget on September 25th, intended both to reassure doubters abroad that it is still serious about controlling its public finances and voters at home that it has heard their howls over tax increases.

See articleThe French government unveiled a budget intended both to show doubters abroad that it is serious about controlling its public finances and voters at home that it has heard their howls over tax increases.

These are expected to include a greater emphasis on self-installation, which involves customers plugging in DSL equipment themselves rather than relying on a technician.BT's announcement of its planned price cut, and the implication that it has Oftel's approval, has prompted howls of outrage from the handful of firms still pursuing LLU.