Sentence examples for to be howled from inspiring English sources

I half-expect this last line to be howled down, but no: it's some token of both the foreign secretary's chutzpah and the crowd's deference (mobile phone cameras are hoist throughout) that he actually gets away with it.

The easy 2km trek passes through a series of isolated caverns once home to 15th-century hermits, which beg to be howled from.

They appear to be howling against injustice.

You need to be howling at bloody torn space.

In Lisa Breznak's assemblage of 64 gold-leaf figurines, the birdlike form titled "Cormorant's Lament" seems to be howling at the heavens.

Occasionally, one group would start to bay and then the rest would take up the cry, so that the whole town seemed to be howling.

Some are weeping, some are draped over graves, and others seem to be howling at the sky.

We're going to be howling like monkeys in five, six hours.

I would expect the National Council for Social Studies to be howling and threatening to cut all ties with Pearson, but so far I have not even heard a quiet whimper, which may be because they depend on Pearson to exhibit at their conferences as well.

While there are likely to be howls of dismay from hard-line commenters, it could just sort the boys from the orcs.

He told the 1973 Labour Party Conference: "There are going to be howls of anguish from the 80,000 people who are rich enough to pay over 75% on the last slice of their income".