Sentence examples for means yelling from inspiring English sources
When your child does something bad, don't reward them by giving in or paying a lot of attention to them (even if that attention means yelling at them).
Calling the ball just literally means yelling something to let your teammates know that you plan on hitting the ball, so that they'll back out of your way.
"I don't mean yelling; I mean screaming at the top of her lungs.
But having power over someone doesn't necessarily mean yelling insults at them and expecting money in return (not all finsubs want to be insulted).
Do not behave in a way that may make others uncomfortable, including swearing, being mean, yelling, and saying rude things.
But then Mr. Mean yelled, "Get outta here, kid!" I am standing less than 10 feet away watching this whole thing unfold.
Be mean in a nice way, which means no yelling, and good comebacks.
"What the FUCK do you mean?" I yelled.
Every now and then (" 'What do you mean?' she yelled, as Bill turned vermilion"), Mr. Andersen's creativity is all his own.
He doesn't mean to yell, yet wishes his interviewer would: in the heat of "the big battlefield" with the Postal Service, he hasn't had time to get new batteries for his hearing aid.
Living for the moment isn't just the motto we're meant to yell as we bungee happily off a cliff, it is an inevitable product of our conditioning.
