Sentence examples for snarls with from inspiring English sources

"I never shot nobody / Don't even carry a gun," Rose snarls, with complete conviction.

Its companion piece was Unsuk Chin's "snagS & Snarls" with the excellent mezzo-soprano Margaret Thompson.

She snaps and snarls with such ferocity it's a wonder her friends don't march her straight into therapy.

"Dude, you're some kind of gastronomic Hell's Angel," I say to her. "What did you call me?" she snarls, with her inimitably spontaneous and instantly evaporating belligerence.

"I've never liked the goddam English," he snarls, "with their razor-wire elocution, their total lack of humour and their godawful pedantic spelling".

There was talk of bureaucratic snarls with community partners, as they're called in the League, and of ways it could better serve them.

Suddenly he was snarling with irritation, 'It seems like a game to ask that question!

Almost erotic, the squaring up and snarling, with the Village People gathered around.

Philip Martin Brown, as Dad, raises laughter through exasperated snarling with "If you could only remember you forget".

It was the beginning of rush hour, and the large intersection outside the station was snarled with traffic.

Hagen's angry face – snarling with teeth which have been filed back by his "fight" trainer – really is very intimidating.