Sentence examples for screaming than from inspiring English sources

Now I am blinded, and also practically naked, and blocking the door to Woolworths, with a screaming baby, and I still find time to worry about whether or not he is breathing in more pollution by screaming than he would if he were just regular-breathing.

But if so, in Ms. Busch's retelling it was more like "Scream" than "Saved by the Bell".

(After I realized that my 3-year-old son would be more likely to scream than stretch, I turned them down).

"Even Darwin observed that children tickled by a stranger would rather scream than laugh".

Last night right at bedtime both kids decided it would be more fun to scream than go to bed.

He started screaming worse than the snared pig.

She could still hear his screaming more than 60 years later.

At 10am the next day the wind is screaming stronger than ever, and the skies are sodden and grey.

They'd be back at the Clam Bar next weekend — and every warm-weather weekend thereafter — screaming faster than 100 miles per hour each trip, they boasted.

"When the moment is just right and the crowd is screaming louder than any sound I ever imagined I'd hear," she wrote.

And the sounds — you can't tell a human voice from a car door closing or an eagle screaming more than a mile up.