Sentence examples for roar to from inspiring English sources

That was a crowd's roar to his mother's ears.

Workers have to shout over the roar to be heard.

It may have to roar to be noticed.

He then let out a roar to mimic a race crowd erupting.

For hearing the telltale roar to alert you that you just missed your train.

It was a suitably huge tartan roar to greet the local man.

This pattern of play was evident when Perth pressed Brisbane Roar to good effect last week.

Then, after waiting for the responding roar to subside: "Me neither".

He stroked the giant fin of a '59 Lincoln and said it may yet roar to life.

Occasionally, a helicopter clattered overhead, and several times a day B-52s added their dull roar to the din.

Conductors with the right questions can make the Philharmonic glitter, bang, coo or roar to their own specifications.