Sentence examples for whoops that from inspiring English sources

Whoops, that was the windshield wipers.

Whoops, that was a bit of understeer there, or possibly oversteer, a wobble anyway, wonder what caused it?

To Mr. Moore "a long series of whoops that sounded like an ambulance driving through pudding" describes a whale's song.

It was surreal — the whoops that erupted as the curtain was raised were a bit much — but it was also sweet to see such hometown pride.

It's just one more vocal tic on top of the familiar yodels and whoops that give an amdram aspect to every song.

3.08am BST Spurs 34-37 Heat - 2 53 remaining, 2nd quarter Whoops that was only a twenty second timeout... On no worries, there's a loose ball foul on Ray Allen and we get a full timeout here.

Taking Precautions Whooping cough, caused by the bacterium Bordetella pertussis, gets its popular name from the whoop that can accompany periodic coughing spells in the full-blown illness.

A BIGFOOT'S howl is multidimensional: a deep and undulating whoop that starts low and ends in a high, feral squeal or resolves completely, like a siren.

He celebrated his first goal against the Flyers, last Wednesday night, with a whoop that might have been heard on Broadway.

The "dead McCarty… threw back his head once more [and gave] a dreadful rasping whoop that sounded like the hounds of hell were barking .That story is one of several that make up "How We Die", a book Dr Nuland wrote in 1993, after a lifetime of watching the effects of terminal illness.

The audience had grown restless, and some people were heading for the exits — the twenty-second piece on the program was about to start — when the clarinet let out an uncorked whoop that riveted everyone in place before its wildly rising cry began to tumble, unmistakably laughing, back down the scale.