Sentence examples for squealing from inspiring English sources
"squealing" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to describe a loud, high-pitched sound made by certain animals, such as pigs, or to describe a high-pitched sound made by inanimate objects, such as tires screeching. Example sentence: The piglet squealed as it was lifted off the ground.
verb
Present participle of squeal
Adelson accused Jacobs of "squealing like a pig to the government" and of blackmail in taking his accusations to the US authorities.
"And they're squealing, particularly the men".
But exporters are squealing more loudly than importers are celebrating.
"You don't want your phone to start squealing on you," he says.
No wonder Alitalia's competitors are squealing, and EU officials are watching closely.
Exceptionalists reply that the world's conflicts are there for all to see, and that American power is likely to promote not chaos, but safety.No one knows which of these ideas will be more influential in the world in future: America's top-dog exceptionalism or the EU's basket of squealing puppies.
"It's not a sensible comparison".Not all councils facing big reductions, however, are squealing.
Transport companies are purring; the oil companies squealing.
Up and down Italy, mayors and regional authorities of all parties are squealing: they will bear most of the euro8 billion of cuts.
Shareholders in some Rosneft subsidiaries are also squealing about the valuations of their companies made as part of a consolidation ahead of the listing.
Even if analysts are right to think that, with buyers squealing, the increases are reaching their limit, hot rolled coil steel, for example, is now selling at around euro330 per tonne, compared with nearer euro200 per tonne at the start of 2002.Things are a lot worse at the specialist end of the business.
