Sentence examples for little roar from inspiring English sources

A little roar went up, just for a moment, and then died away almost as quickly.

Don't you see? Kind of — " She gave out a little roar, with her hand held out in a stylized, iconic gesture.

Eventually, the engine will spring to life, with a little roar that always seems irreverent in the early morning stillness, startling a cruising cormorant nearby into an emergency takeoff, its feet pattering furiously against the water.

At one point in "Twelfth Night," in her vain pursuit of the in-drag Viola, Olivia exclaims, "If one should be a prey, how much the better to fall before the lion than the wolf!" Then, at least in the Dog Run Rep version seen Thursday at the Space Gallery, and as played by Margaret Nichols, Olivia gives a come-on of a little roar.

Rather than singing loudly off key to a little Katie Perry "Roar" on this bright and sunny morning, I am now questioning whether or not I am an abhorrent deviant.

The invasion of Iraq tested this to destruction, as highly mobile little cameras roared across the battle field and stopped to transmit pictures whenever something kinetic took place with their field of vision.

Our little voices roared in 2013!

They insist that the breeze from the harbor, visible in the distance, keeps them cool even in hot weather and that the sound of traffic on Flatbush is a little like the roar of the surf.

They are still my favourites, but with each release his eponymous Whipstriker project catches up a little, with Atomic Roar and Farscape not lagging far behind.

In front of a roaring fire, P. J. worked out what little road warrior I had in me.

"That was a little ticklish!" Alcock roars across the noise.