Sentence examples for when bellowing at the from inspiring English sources

Except when bellowing at the boys.

Who the hell are ya?" I tell of the Christmas party a month after my daughter was born, when Studs bellowed at the reeling infant, "Welcome to the world!" and we all yelled gleefully into his hearing aids, "Sign the baby, Studs!" I tell about the "Beware of Dog" sign Studs taped to his front door after his house was burglarized a few years ago.

It was Haskell who was clapping his hands and bellowing at the backs when England were buckling under the pressure in the second half.

Eli Heckscher's work predicted today's middle-class discontent bellowing at the ballot box.

It was only when Baup bellowed at Kim Kallstrom that the Swede, bemused and probably slightly afraid, poked the ball into touch.

Both the novel and the backstory offer a great deal of material for someone who wants to answer Bellow's question, "Was I a man or was I a jerk?" Sasha was working the phones at the Partisan Review when Bellow met her.

"You weren't born to it" is the way the chairman of the department at Northwestern clarified the matter when Bellow inquired about graduate school.

"The Adventures of Augie March" was published in 1953, when Bellow was thirty-eight.

The new leader of the ANC Youth League, Julius Malema, created a storm when he bellowed at a rally in June that he was ready to "kill" for Mr Zuma.

Their shouty-shouty enthusiasm sounds old-fashioned to me now; this is probably because I'm past the stage of thinking it's fun when men bellow at me about how brilliant their NEW AMAZING THING is.

That's why nobody is particularly surprised when Sergei Sergeyevich, having tippled a bit more than usual, bellows at the top of his lungs at roll call: "Who's the watcher here?