Sentence examples for whoops to from inspiring English sources

He knots his tie around his head, strips off his shirt and prepares, with whoops, to be a Viking marauder.

We also urged on the cows with calls that ran the gamut from guttural whoops to a rather dainty "Come on, cows".

She is still at the early stage of a career in which she takes a childlike delight in the variety of vocal sounds (everything from screams and whoops to clucks and clicks) she can produce.

Whoops to himself, just loudly enough to stir the cat.

It was there on the outskirts of Chicago that they created history by inviting the crowd packed around the first tee at Medinah Country Club to whoop and to holler and to ignore the "Quiet Please" signs.

Shortly before that, Evra was whooping to all corners of the stadium.

We're eating tonight!" he whooped to a friend, waving a 10 and a 20.

Westbrook powered past Udonis Haslem, then pushed a layup through Mike Miller's foul, whooping to the baseline fans after scoring.

Although whoops can have a number of different functions in hyena society, these cubs whooped to attract their mothers to the scene; their mothers arrived shortly thereafter, along with other clan mates who had apparently been eavesdropping.

He beams every gesture and every gag, every sigh and every whoop, to the virtual balcony, and some grand plot twists can be seen coming around the corner.

The Stones are up and rocking, the lights are strafing the crowd, and we're off … 9.43pm BST People in the crowd are whooping to the Sympathy beat.