There is nothing worse than a RCA or quarter inch squealing out during a gig.
Simon de Pury wants "to be blown away," which oddly evokes an image of someone removing the cork concealed somewhere on the auctioneer's body and watching him whiz off, all of the air squealing out of him.
A long line of cars rolling single-file to the cemetery in front and behind the hearse would be preceded by a fairly large brass band, their sheet music on small cards stuck to their horns, squealing out a mournful requiem march that filled the joss-stick smoky air with solemnity and minor chords.
At the sight of him, girls squealed out in volumes reserved for pop stars; in his presence, politicians threw an arm around his sprite-sized frame for the cameras; and when he entered a bar, patrons lifted pints in his honor.
She was so thrilled, distracted, and completely focused whenever another stroller wheeled by as she squealed out, 'Baby".
The up-tempo track has Mother Monster singing, "I know I know I know you want me / You're just a pig inside a human body / Squealer, squealer, squeal out, you're so disgusting / You're just a pig inside... swine".
When the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee highlighted this "hateful rhetoric" by Brennan and Pomerantz, the LAV squealed, sending out an email (on Newsmax's mailing list, natch), whining that "Pelosi's Democratic Congressional committee issued a press release calling us a 'hate group.'" They know we are making a BIG difference".
When the school van pulled into the Vaughans' driveway, Kristie bounded out, squealing, barely allowing the bus to brake.
My son was wearing nothing but his diaper, and Chris and I were laughing over something, and I tossed my son up in the air, a game we played, and he loved it, squealing and crying out in baby ecstasy.
Stroll the park's paths to the river overlook and then back to Eighth Street where it connects to the five-block-long Eugene Leahy Mall, a park with waterfalls, bridges and two playground slides that shoot out squealing riders big and small.
No, the funny bit is the sound of a rich American media type who gets handsomely paid to hand it out squealing like a stuck pig when someone duffs him back.
