Sentence examples for with a holler from inspiring English sources

I took a deep breath before letting loose with a holler.

The phrase wriggled its way into this carnal rocker, which opens with a holler of "Looooord!", a blood-curdling scream, and a lethal riff that's both darkly psychedelic and brilliantly no-nonsense, Ron occasionally spinning off into diesel-huffing ragas over that relentless see-sawing bass line.

When he inaugurated his Philharmonic tenure, at the Hollywood Bowl, a crowd of eighteen thousand people greeted him with a hollering, stamping, pop-star ovation.

And off we each went with a whoop and a holler.

Then he sat down and performed the entire song, beginning with a long holler straight out of church, proceeding through falsetto, mumbling, throaty yells, and multisyllabic variations.

And then with a joyful holler he rolled down the slope and took off, whooping as he passed the group readying the second chair for launching.

From his mouth comes an R&B falsetto, alternating with a gutsy holler or a croon," wrote Kitty Empire for the Observer.

Her virtuosic performance, jumping between far-apart notes with a precise, hollering voice and speaking to the audience in Dianne Reeves-like melodic improvisations during the album's three "reprise" tracks, can be astonishing.

A strong tenor and soprano saxophonist who got his start in New York playing regularly at Smalls before moving on to work with Tom Harrell, Andrew Hill and Dave Douglas, Mr. Tardy has a hollering, bottom-of-the-chest sound; he'll probably be playing material from his new album, "Abundance," on Palmetto records.

These data are in agreement with a study by Holler et al. [ 22] in which there was an increased risk of GVHD in patients with an NOD2 gene variant.

This winter, the Spice Girls had a decent run with "Holler" on Top 40 radio.