Sentence examples for started to hoot from inspiring English sources
The gallery started to hoot, and Woods and his teacher, Butch Harmon, both turned to see who the big-hitting newcomer was.
People around him started to hoot, and I told them to stop, I'll take care of this.
He starts to laugh, a helpless, hooting giggle.
They were inclined to hoot when they thought the starting price too high.
It's easy to hoot with derision.
No one thought to hoot a horn.
"Turpin?" Wiley began to hoot and slap his knee.
They found that owls with higher parasite loads in their bloodstreams took longer to hoot back.
You are cajoled to hoot, holler, whistle, and dance.
The crowd started hooting on Dennis Cook's first ball to Dave Magadan with the bases loaded in the bottom of the 10th tonight.
Politeness dictates the overly casual response, "Oh, I've been invited to a few things, but I'm not sure yet," rather than "I'm doing my tax return alone while eating a packet of crisps, before crying myself to sleep before Jools Holland has even started hooting his nanny".
