Sentence examples for started squealing from inspiring English sources

Kosher started squealing in what, it gradually dawned on me, was terror.

MAFIONYMS R) Ever since Joe Valachi started squealing in the 1960's, Americans have been fascinated by mob nicknames.

Pop fandom in 2012 is characterised by a frenzied desire to pit female artists against each other in their own gladiatorial battle of who-copied-who, and Minogue fans immediately started squealing about similarities to Kylie's Aphrodite Les Folies tour.

At one point, he said, laughing, the chicken "started squealing, so I thought it was alive!" It took him five minutes, including about seven trips to his bedroom "to get some air," before Mr. Beberfield managed to cut through the neck of the first bird.

"We all dived in and someone started squealing like a piglet on a rollercoaster.

But the audience started squealing during the first few lines (talent show Nashville Star loves it when that happens!) and I thought he looked very confident, hitching up his pants when he wanted to and smiling when girls screamed but digging into the lyrics.

"You don't want your phone to start squealing on you," he says.

Feedback is what happens when an electric-guitar player gets too close to an amp and the amp starts squealing.

The only time it felt like I had managed to get any real sleep was around half an hour before my clock alarm would start squealing at 5.24am.

They'll have to figure out how to keep them safe, be it latching them to the table (which is kind of ugly), or perhaps some sort of proximity-based alarm that starts squealing when you take the device out of a certain radius.

Think about it: If you're young enough to dodge prison, you've got no reason to start squealing about cartel affairs in a bid to escape jail time – they're like pre-pubescent, murderous diplomats, immune to prosecution no matter how terrible the crime might be.  .