| I turned away and hurried into the doctor's quarters to see Elizabeth, hoots and hollers echoing behind me. |
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| Entering the stage we're met with whoops and hollers and then heckling from all over the hall. |
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| But, nonetheless, to be here tonight in Salt Lake City and to hear the shrieks and hollers of the crowd was a fantastic experience. |
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| The guys let out appreciative hollers as Elizabeth stepped up onto the stage. |
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| I went for my ID in my pocket, an action that was met with hollers to keep my hands up. |
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| They were drowned in a sea of hollers and applause when the set finally ended. |
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| She fell but picked herself up just as quickly, continuing to shove her way through in anxiety, ignoring their angry yelps and hollers. |
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| The audience seemed to eat up this type of rock, and the band received hoots and hollers by set's end. |
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| Speed are slick professional entertainers, constantly engaging the audience with whoops, hollers, handclaps and dazzling charisma. |
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| The anti-Darwin movement, at least in its popular form, began in the primitive whoops and hollers of young-earthers and seven-day literalists. |
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| Elizabeth's gay laugh mingled with the cheers and hollers of everyone out in the yard. |
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| They make odd squeaky noises and suddenly explode in girlful shouts, screams and hollers of exuberance shattering the perfect calm of a quiet summer night. |
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| It's a close, slightly rough-sounding recording, with unerasable audience hollers and claps and talking. |
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| Slaves toiling in the fields created work songs and used primitive hollers to express their yearning for freedom. |
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| An overweight, middle-age woman struts out on stage wearing a tube top, miniskirt and high heels to the deafening whoops and hollers of the studio audience. |
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| In the centre a microphone hangs from the ceiling, some 30 yards high, to which the referee clings as his gruff voice hollers out the start of each round. |
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| The whoops and hollers that erupted could have been heard a mile away. |
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| Amplified harmonica, foot thumping guitar and screechy blues hollers and shouts are immediately distinctive, taking you back to an era before blues turned slick. |
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| There are three shows, however, that make the best use of the new-sitcom style, and they don't require recorded hoots and hollers to prove they're funny. |
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| The crowd listened in happy reverence, then flooded Chicago's streets, unleashing their exuberance in hoots and hollers, sure that the country would change for the better. |
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| Allmon pattered and played and turned around twice for the whoops and hollers, and he was much better than Mickey, because he'd stood and watched from the window, watched the girls, memorized the patterns of their feet. |
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| Tsabat!' he hollers, holding the tobacco in his outstretched hand. |
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| There were hugs, hollers of delight and laughter and tears and you could see first-hand the extent of Meiselas's emotional investment in the project and the equally intense response it engendered in her subjects. |
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| The boom-boom bass out in the truck bay wasn't quite loud enough to drown out the whoops and the hollers of the ladies. |
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| Up and down them hills and hollers and out acrosst that Injun country, like the devil was after 'em. |
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