Sentence examples for in howls from inspiring English sources

The press, already steaming with rage (in some cases, sans air conditioning), erupted in howls of indignant disbelief.

But German monetary purists erupted in howls of protest, although it was the German on the ECB's six-strong executive, Jörg Asmussen, who played a key role in drafting the new policy.

His family, seeing his battered body for the first time since his arrest, collapsed in howls of grief; his wounds were quite simply horrific.

This modest demand, accomplished by executive order, resulted in howls of complaint of gubernatorial arbitrariness in the assembly, and an exchange of arguments, rebuttals, and counterarguments between Hutchinson and the assembly that ran for thousands of pages and lasted until 1772.

If he was being put in time-out and he was not the guilty party, he'd loudly profess his innocence in howls, while if he was the one at fault, he'd go quietly into the bathroom, hanging his head and tail all the way.

Check out a sneak preview of James Franco as Allen Ginsberg in "Howl".

One previous actor who played Ginsberg onscreen was, it goes without saying, James Franco, in "Howl".

Soon the gremlins will run in howling, hopped up on Pop-Tarts and primed for violence.

Where in the effete-thinking East would men work for others, for nothing, at midnight in howling, freezing gales?

In the middle of November, a freakish weather pattern set in — howling wind with ice in its teeth.

The best minds of Allen Ginsberg's generation "sank all night in submarine light of Bickford's," he wrote in "Howl".