Sentence examples for who squealed from inspiring English sources

Who squealed?

Then, as his audience cackled, he added, "I called you all here because I want to know who squealed".

On one occasion, the largest pig – Henry, after the Eighth – was using the smallest – Hucknall, who squealed a lot – to climb over the wire fence.

The album sold two million copies and brought Maxwell concert audiences full of women who squealed and tossed their lingerie onto the stage.

That was our plan, but in fact we never found any woman married into our clan who squealed; they all remained loyal to us, not to their blood relatives".

The first two legislative moves failed badly, but the Gin Act of 1736 gave reformers all they wanted: it raised taxes and license fees and rewarded informers who squealed on illegal vendors.

Cracking a whip, he brutalizes a mass of workers, mostly children who squeal when scared.

Where her father parked outside, she drives right in, serving "icies" for $1 to the children who squeal her name.

26 min: Rozehnal makes a nice strong fair tackle on Aurelio, who squeals pathetically as he goes down.

An interlude in "Sandman" in which we meet her best friends, Grace and Kate, who squeal incongruously about sexy underwear and bridal showers, is a rare false note.

When re-conked and "Stan" speaks to the now re-recognized Ollie — who squeals with delight at having his friend back — he cranks his voice back upward to the voice we know and love.