Sentence examples for roar about from inspiring English sources
He means, Jeez, what's he supposed to do? Roar about going, Way-hey, hup-zing, look at my personality?
Ready to roar about it, Chanel is hosting a lavish soiree tonight with Diane Kruger, January Jones and Alexa Chung all expected to attend.
In contrast to all the dismally attended, demoralized Democratic presidential caucuses of past years, the outnumbered Democrats of Wyoming might actually have something to roar about.
What a chanc to roar about the corrupt smell of money on the Via Vittorio Veneto, where the bloated capitalists guzzle Coca-Cola at five times the price that the exploited poor pay for good wine just around the corner!
Given that all democratic elections cost money, this is a perilous argument to pursue very far (it cannot be a good sign that the same poster could be used, with minimal alteration, by the Qaddafi regime on the streets of Tripoli .Talking past each otherThe Yes and No camps bellow and roar about the marvellous or horrible consequences of AV.
"And I wanted to get a few productions under my belt before I became 'the Palestinian-American playwright.' " Nevertheless, during this period, she wrote two dramas using Arab-American characters: "Chocolate in Heat," a series of coming-of-age stories, and "Roar," about a love quadrangle.
And haven't we roared about this one?
My friend — a plumber; yes, a plumber — was roaring about decline.
As the government roared about the President's dignity, eloquent, nuanced editorials emerged, reflecting the painful memories the painting had evoked — such as the shame caused by strip searches of blacks during apartheid.
Ms. Proulx nails the lead singer Kevin Russell's voice — it's an original American instrument, in the moonshine-soaked vein of Levon Helms's — as "like a graft of a carny hustler onto a Missouri River flatboat man, roaring about putting down his brown cow".
On the other side will be the shadowlands: vast, empty, wholesale, and filled with wraiths roaring about on missions.
