Sentence examples for yells from inspiring English sources

But inside is just a dark room, until a curtain opens and an air steward yells "what are all of you doing in the toilet together?" and ushers me and my group into a replica of a budget airline cabin.

As he yells the song's punchline – "I gave you seven children and now you want to give em back" – the audience whoops in delight.

Perhaps as a society we see disability as a painful external extra rather than a proud, integral part of a person, and so it doesn't seem quite as insulting to have non-disabled actors don prosthetics or get up from a wheelchair when the director yells "cut".

Related: Queen: 'Freddie is present throughout the show' The American sips champagne while singing a camped up Killer Queen draped across a chaise longue and yells We Will Rock You wearing a silver crown.

Slim Charles yells: "I'm standing holding a torn-up church crown of a bona fide coloured lady" as a funeral service echoes behind him, while Omar himself seems to believe he could safely take his grandma to church every month because "ain't nobody in this city that low down to disrespect a Sunday morning".

"Maureen gives you more," yells some oafish fellow, and, "She's cheap!" America Cousin also throws herself across the room to switch them off.

He yells jokes punctuated by pyrotechnics.

"YEAH, go that way," yells a frazzled cop guarding a security cordon outside Penn Station.

A grizzled pensioner is for Mrs Clinton, though when he says that aloud, "everyone yells at me".

"It's really ravey!" yells the DJ proudly, a can of cheap lager in one hand.But so, increasingly, are licensed music events the third trend.

Traffic jams in Seoul and Pusan are accompanied by a cacophony of slamming doors, yells of abuse and occasional punch-ups.