Sentence examples for started to roar from inspiring English sources

The crowd started to roar.

After that, the tinnitus started to roar.

The crowd started to roar as he prepared to hit off the first tee.

The tank mortars have started to roar again, filling the air with their terror.

Even in the fourth quarter, as the Thunder made a small push and the home crowd started to roar, there was still a sense that it was all make believe.

When the 20s started to roar, Scott and Zelda grabbed a drink and jumped into the centre of the stage, where they stayed until 1930, when the centrifugal force of their lives suddenly sent them both reeling into extremity.

We get biodiesel and an efficient constitution, and we dammit, planet, or biodiversity starts looking really bleak, as the 2020s start, to roar.

(Stephen Holden) 'DECEPTION' (R, 1 47) A miscast Ewan McGregor plays a mouse who, after being inducted into a (hetero) sex club by the miscast Hugh Jackman, starts to roar.

But Puri said that if the economy "does start to roar again" in the way that Modi intends, the country will face a serious power shortfall by 2017.

You can almost predict it: the team goes into a skid and the Boss starts to roar, using the news media to fire darts and warning shots at players who, in his view, are not earning their keep.

When one male starts roaring, neighboring males will start to roar as well.