Sentence examples for squealer from inspiring English sources
noun
An animal that, or a person who squeals; especially a pig
In the stairwell going down, we saw graffiti that read "El Niño sapo" — "El Niño is a squealer".
In the early and mid 1970s he played a wide-eyed boxer, a sly con artist, a moonshiner turned car racer, a squealer turned suicide, a thief and a cattle rustler, working with veterans like John Huston ("Fat City" in 1972) and newcomers like Michael Cimino, who, for his 1974 debut, directed Mr. Bridges alongside Clint Eastwood in the crime story "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot".
The Mill is usually a snout, a grass, a squealer, reporting the tittle-tattle of others and rarely breaks sweat, never mind stories.
Mr. Kazan, the movie's director and a founder of the Actors Studio, taunted him about his father, saying he must have been killed because he was a squealer.
Though horrified, Michael is reluctant to reveal his knowledge for fear of reprisals and being called 'a squealer".
This was the usual punishment for thieves and squealers in Venezuela's prisons, and the custom has crept into Caracas's gangster-run barrios.
His meaty tone was the legacy of his main model, King Curtis, and of the countless lesser-known honkers, shouters and squealers who pumped out riffs and took eight-bar solos in 1940s and '50s jump blues, R&B and doo-wop.
The Great Waters Brewing Company, in St . Paul calls the two-ounce versions squealers, and serves them at banquets with a beer mustard sauce.
He testified for the government in dozens of cases that resulted in the convictions of corrupt police officers and fellow mob bosses, opening the floodgates for scores of other squealers.
Hartley's approach is unashamedly commercial, tailored to a targeted audience of hooters, squealers and thrill-seekers.
