Sentence examples for to really roar from inspiring English sources

Don't be afraid to really roar".

As we touched down on the runway I said, "O.K., now the engine doors are going to open and the engines are going to really roar".

The budget is a failure for growth and innovation because £2.5bn is not a real stimulus (but a cut from elsewhere), and because it lacks any kind of vision of where we want the economy to go, and how to get there – which the private sector urgently needs if it is to really roar.

One of Hollywood's few female directors, Michon is spearheading a Kickstarter campaign to show that a female-fueled movie can really roar at the box office, and the funding will to toward the distribution efforts for the film, which is completed.

If this production would just risk letting go, it might really roar.

"But if we do all three, in addition to the down payment, we will be well down the road to getting the green economy really roaring".

They were fabulous all night, but when Anthony came in, they were really roaring.

But the crowd really roared when the first man arrested for gay sex took the stage.

This means prices are back to where they had been in 2004, which is where they had been when this market really started to roar.

And yet the car maker, which had planned to roar (or, really, hum) into the auto world with its $100,000 Roadster, has been hobbled by a yearlong delay in its production schedule, a turnover of top-level management, and step-by-step tinkering on the sports car's transmission.

Way to go!!! It's time to roar!