Sentence examples for with a yell from inspiring English sources

But leading 5-0 in the second, Williams hit back-to-back double faults that she followed with a yell.

I'm talking to you!' " "Since the advent of e-mail, I have personally started all my messages with a yell," she said.

A cop approaches, on his beat, and Frankie gives the alarm, not with a yell or a whistle but with a song — his high, effortless tone ringing off the walls of the deserted street.

Mr. Birnbaum exulted with a yell during well-played passages, and urged his student at other times to "throw in that Gershwin-y thing," or add a Coltrane lick, or pound out a James Brownian rhythm.

Since she sprinted across the line in Plouay in October with a yell of delight to become Britain's first ever junior road race champion, male or female, she has added the mountain-bike title and, on Tuesday, the time-trial gold.

When the little clown improbably knocks out a cocky, lethal-looking martial artist (Ken Srisangkhan), he is himself knocked out with a yell of "That's my boyfriend!" by a tomboy break dancer (Melissa Ellberger), whose upended legs eerily appear to swivel at a different speed from the rest of her body.

The audience responded with a yelling ovation.

Some were granted a private audience with a yelling, demerit-giving Principal Strickland, whose desk contained bottles of liquor you could sip from when his back was turned.

The mother was also raised with a yelling mother, so the impulse to do so is very ingrained.

Williams then drove a return winner, followed by a forehand winner punctuated with quite a yell, and the set was hers.

"Crummey, that's crummy!" one said with a predictable yell.