Sentence examples for screams that it from inspiring English sources

The membrane looks sticky, warm, and biological, and yet her son, whose face is barely visible on its other side, screams that "it's dark and it's cold!" This madcap, counterintuitive mixing of biological and physical metaphors is reminiscent of John Carpenter's "The Thing"; a poster for that film hangs on one kid's wall.

A suburban amusement park outside Sacramento has gotten so many complaints from neighbors about bloodcurdling screams that it has instituted a no-shrieking rule for its new ride, the Scandia Screamer, a windmill-like contraption that sends people plunging 16 stories at nearly 60 miles per hour.

Indeed, like most teenagers, this movie, far from wanting to be different, inwardly screams that it just wants to be like all the other kids and that nobody understands them.

But elsewhere, we're forced to go out on a limb: tipping Master and Commander for a consolation gaggle of technical awards, plucking The Barbarian Invasions out from an unknown and unseen set of best foreign film contenders, and picking Sean Penn for best actor when a sizeable part of us still screams that it's going to be Bill Murray.

Our only option was good old-fashioned trial and error, persisting until everyone screamed: "That's it!" This final layer of perfection is the most demanding.

He starts screaming, "That's it!

Even the most modest regulation around stock option grants, venture capital or angel investing is met with screams that innovation as we know it will be crushed.

The London tabloids screamed that it would be the largest divorce settlement in British history.

They yell and scream that it's all the Democrats' fault.

Markets, in other words, are screaming that it's not time to declare mission accomplished on the recovery.

(Try it at home if you believe it is possible). Douglas Hogg screaming that it would take 500,000 troops to turn back the Serbs.