Voorbeelden van growl

• The routes would have airplanes flying over areas of the north East Valley that are now unfamiliar with the growl of jet engines.

• He's a creature of undetermined species whose foul smell and loud growls panicked picnickers for several summers.

• It wasn't until about 2 p.m. Sunday when downtown Tampa felt the storm in earnest, with trees swaying at odd angles and wind making an eerie growl.

• Cameras and crowds respond to him because he comes fully to life before an audience, his low growl blossoming into an orotund baritone.

• The man eating spaghetti growled.

• I was about to talk about the dog barking or growling.

• In the name of common sense why are they growling now because they are earning more?

• I can well remember the angry growls which arose on the benches round him when he said it.

• Our west highland terrier, which was at her side, growled and showed her teeth.

• However, a doctrinal objection to all intervention—reflected by the primitive growls which greeted my earlier question—is wholly impracticable.

• I can assure him that my growls are the most private parts of our con- versation.

• There has certainly been a continuous series of these audible growls during the present debate.

• In these matters every member of the public has his own personal experience and growls upon these subjects.

• A dog normally gives a warning sign when it is about to attack someone—for example, the milkman or the coalman—by growling or barking.

• I believe that every duke that makes a speech and grumbles and growls against this tax is worth several thousand votes each time to the other side.

• Apart from a few half-hearted growls.

• What are you growling about, then?

• I am not growling about it.

• Additionally, saxophonics often entails the use of altissimo, overtones, growling, and other extended techniques.