Sentence examples for just roar from inspiring English sources

"They would use invented spelling, and parents would just roar".

"We would pull him, we were running the single wing then, and when he'd come around the corner, he would just roar," Grant recalled.

So to follow his example in an infinitely smaller way, perhaps we should just roar with laughter ourselves at all the rightwing Mandela-venerators crawling out of the woodwork to weave themselves into his achievements.

He was tough enough, having done his bit for Mao in the People's Liberation Army; he also practised t'ai chi every day, to calm himself; and when security guards started towards his car he would just roar away, laughing.But the money he spent!

So you could just grin at him and say: 'Peter, please don't tell me that, because I know that is not entirely true', and he would just roar with laughter and say: 'You are quite right.'" Friends say that Hall was hurt by the way he was depicted: "He is a man who says you should never be affected by what is said in the press about you, but in fact he gets terribly affected," says Eyre.

"He just roared laughing".

Landis just roared it.

When you were hungry, you just roared!" He smirked at this and gave an illustrative growl.

But worse than that -- a jumbo jet roaring in, not just roaring, but also whistling and whining".

Peter Needham, who builds the 36-foot runabouts, had just roared across Gardiners Bay in one to take the singer to lunch.

And then I just roared at it, these primal yells," she said, "I was just like, 'Nothing's going to stop me!'" The mountain lion ran off immediately, but Ms. Anderson said she stayed there, for 30 minutes, shaking and roaring.