Sentence examples for screaming title from inspiring English sources

Instead of devoting a third of the page to criticizing the magazine's founders for choosing such a "screaming" title, she could have asked about the magazine's history, subject matter and audience.

The track ends with a "pantomime death metal" section with Rhys's "distorted, bellowed vocals" screaming the title phrase.

The band closed with an electric version of the Wedding Album track "John John (Let's Hope for Peace)", an extended experimental number consisting of her screaming the title repeatedly to the feedback of the electric guitars.

"I'm Mad as Hell", he later screamed in the title of his autobiography.

Akit, a pro-AK title, screamed on its front page that the mine operator's son-in-law was a Jew.

For a poignant reminder, all one had to do was spend an afternoon at the French Open qualifying tournament earlier this week when Gastón Gaudio, the sensitive Argentine who won the 2004 title, screamed in frustration as he tried and failed to revive his career in front of a small crowd on Court 16.

So it puzzles me, palpably, whenever crowd-funded campaigns to bring old titles, kicking and screaming like a Speccy cassette on an endless loading loop, into the contemporary gaming landscape pop up, promising new ways to replay the fondly recalled favourites of your childhood.

Lea Michele just earned her scream queen title thanks to Ellen DeGeneres. .

Screaming Lord Sutch was not a lord; he added the title by deed poll.

Everything about it screams "comeback": from its title to the lyrics of its opening track ("they said … the magic was leaving me – I don't think so") to its advance publicity.

"Let's try to make some money!" he screams in the opening title sequence of every show; it must kill this prophet of profit that he can't responsibly drop that wimpy, tempered "try" and shout out a more emphatic call to arms.