Sentence examples for squeal over from inspiring English sources

He's a sailor who visits her family when he's not at sea and brings her presents from the time she's little enough to squeal over a pretty pebble until she's old (and daring) enough to press her adolescent hip against his on the parlor sofa.

Without a ring, she reasoned, isn't an engagement "just a conversation?" And when sharing news of her marriage plans with friends, she wondered, "What would I squeal over?" But when Ms. Graham realized he was coming from a "sweet, feminist perspective," she said she quickly came around to his view on what engagement rings, given only to women, represent.

There's still no hint of a return by the Olsen twins, but fans of "Fuller House" will definitely squeal over the new Season 2 trailer.

Mark Kennedy, Associated Press: There are hordes of teenage girls waiting outside the Longacre theatre each night hoping to squeal over uber-muffin James Franco.

We love to squeal over their "barely there" dress or "plunging cleavage" when they're walking the red carpet, packaged for an approving audience.

Elsewhere, coolly-swinging episodes, such as Hotel Le Prince, give way to Weather Reportish passages; free-sax ascents squeal over rock-music bass licks; and the poet Amiri Baraka appears for a brief recital.

The sketch is about a surprise and one of the reasons the video works so well, along with Morgan's terrific delivery, is the giddy surprise the viewer feels at the gulf between what we see (butch all-American boy) and what we hear (squealing over-excitement).

Terrence perched high, like Daniel Day-Lewis in Nine's Alfa... the squeal of over-torqued tires, and the Ferrari is gone.

She squealed over a green stuffed bear, and then held up one with an American flag pattern.

If you can enjoy the stereotyped machismo of The Bourne Identity, they argued, surely we can relax to Carrie squealing over a pair of Manolos.

Navigating the menu, she squealed over devils on horseback — dates wrapped in bacon — while Ms. Hatherley and Ms. Jones kept their eyes on the waiters.