Sentence examples for raucous cries from inspiring English sources

The arena filled with raucous cries of "U-S-A!

Indeed, with their raucous cries ("OK Yah!" "AbsolOOTli!"), they were hard to ignore.

The hawkers – and their illegal brethren who would inevitably follow – would have strangled the streets with clutter, garbage and raucous cries, pushing schoolchildren and the enclave's predominantly ageing residents perilously off the pavements.

As a candidate, Trump invariably encouraged his supporters' raucous cries of "lock her up!" at rallies, where T-shirts and badges showed Clinton's face behind bars, often with profane slogans.

Traders' raucous cries punctuated the hum of a hundred conversations, smells from the fishmonger's wafted through the warm air, mixing with those of home-made preserves and pungent cheeses".

At the first sight of Clooney, a raucous cry went up, although one sensed a collective will to stop short of a full-throated scream that might discredit the organization.

Upon seeing the first image on the screen (a silhouette of Cuba), the crowd erupted into a raucous cry of "¡Viva, Cuba!" Following the film, and the standing ovation it received, Soderbergh appeared for a post program Q&A.

"All Spring the streets swarmed with hucksters selling such things: they called themselves, not hucksters, but Arabs (with the first a as in day), and announced their wares with loud, raucous, unintelligible cries, much worn down by phonetic decay," the author wrote in his memoirs.

And then they were shouting and she was out in the wind, her knit cap torn from her head in a blink and her hair beating mad at her green eyes, and he tried to pull her to him, to snatch her arm and hold her, but she was already at the brink of the cliff, already edging her way down amid the fecal reek and the raucous avian cries.

At the end of the valley, often the only sounds to be heard are the faint bleating of grazing sheep, the raucous mating cries of choughs, a rare kind of red-legged crow, and the gurgle of falling water.

It is impossible to say, but Old Trafford did not witness the late charge which typified the Sir Alex Ferguson era, yet it was the same from the stands, with no raucous rallying cry from the Stretford End, so the players are not the only ones who fell short when it mattered.