Sentence examples for whoops on from inspiring English sources

But at Camp Adventure, the only camp on Long Island for children with cancer and their siblings, the wild whoops on the playing fields and the rousing cheers that punctuated lunch in the dining hall were tempered by sobering realities.

In "Natural Blues," Moby sets Vera Hall's plaint -- "Oh lordy, trouble so hard/ Don't nobody know my troubles but God" -- against a background of rumbling piano, bass and drums; Boy Blue's whoops on "Find My Baby" are buttressed by brawny beats, a rolling electric guitar break and a number of clever keyboard embellishments and sound effects.

Whoops! On the finale of E!'s Living Lohan, cameras followed 14-year-old Lohanohas ashehe went on an audition for the horror movie Trolls.

Federer 4-6, 7-5, 5*-4 Roddick Another three-match winning streak for Federer, who once again whoops 'Come on!' when his winner goes in.

"I'd say, 'Y'all going to have to manage, because I got whooping on top of whooping because I never wanted to chop cotton.' " When Patrick was 17, however, he had had enough.

But the moment we got the first through-the-car-window look at Kate's slim lace sleeve, 1950s neckline, veil edged with scalloped chantilly and – to whoops of joy on the fashion desk – a glimpse of Sarah Burton herself helping the train into the car, the royal wedding stepped up a gear.

And then on this one, they're like whooping on me".

The Giants began whooping on the sideline.

I can still hear my mother's "Whoop!" on the day we moved in.

The whoop on breathing in, once heard, is unlikely to be forgotten.

"If my son played for Rutgers or a coach like that he would have some real explaining to do and I'm still gone whoop on him afterwards!