Sentence examples for plenty of screaming from inspiring English sources
The ordeal, which as the Washington Post reports involved plenty of screaming, crying, and bleeding, made Romell Broom the first prisoner in the country whose lethal injection was called off because officials could not find a suitable vein.
There was a great deal of screaming and cursing, and plenty of staff in the New York office witnessed and heard the magazine equivalent of a domestic quarrel.
(Wait. Is Nick the one she pretended to slap after an onstage collision during "We Got the Party," which she sang with them?) On Friday night the brothers earned plenty of screams and — maybe more important — sold plenty of merchandise, all the while looking slightly bewildered.
There are bound to be plenty of people screaming.
Plenty of Fish users screaming "THERE ARE NO MORE REMAINING FISH" out of an open window in the direction of a road.
Lili Taylor in The Conjuring: Plenty of actresses have screamed and been brutalized in horror films, but when it's the awesome Lili Taylor doing the screaming, you've really got something.
While plenty of white people screamed about the decision, I most vividly recall the reaction of Mrs. Mildred Coughlin, the principal of Western High School.
(NOTE: The clips in this piece, and some of the text below, contain NSFW language.) "We'll have subtitles for all the songs and all of our favorite quotes, so you'll have plenty of opportunities to scream out 'AMERICA!
Which gives them plenty of time to scream and get you a pretty bounty sum.
There were plenty of other shoes worth screaming about, including a dazzling purple suede lace-up by Alfred Sargent, the British shoemaker.
