Sentence examples for would be howling from inspiring English sources

Usually, China and South Korea would be howling at this blatant act of Japanese "remilitarisation".

If you think Larry Doby is howling about how baseball management has ignored blacks, imagine how Jackie Robinson would be howling if he were alive.

You would think that shareholders would be howling for the heads of the Freddie Mac directors who were snoring in the boardroom.

If we had a Democratic president for the last eight years, and all this same stuff had happened, I think conservatives would be howling for this president's head.

The hardline Derry republican, who opposes Sinn Féin's peace strategy and is aligned to the pro-New IRA 32 County Sovereignty Committee, added: "If this was happening in China the British government would be howling in protest about such practices".

"You can bet that if the shoe was on the other foot — and a Democratic president was under investigation by the FBI — that Republicans would be howling at the moon about filling a Supreme Court seat in such circumstances," Schumer added.

The problem is while FitzPatrick's clapped-out moral relativism would be howled down on any undergraduate philosophy course, at a smart country house hosting endless seminars for BBC bureaucrats, this passes for received wisdom.

Pacquiao is a laid-back, polite guy, so maybe Mayweather has just decided that he'd be howling in the wind trying to get under his skin.

If Congress tried to reduce it, there would be howls of protest — from affected workers and firms, insurance companies, hospitals.

If an Israeli NGO had attempted to do the same in an American election, there would be howls of protest.

Ms. McCaskill said there would be "howls from the Republican side of the aisle" if a Democrat had spoken about intelligence officials as Mr. Trump has.