Примеры grunt

• We cannot sit outside the ring, in a corner, uttering encouraging grunts, and waving a towel.

• In any event, the source of those grunts has now disappeared.

• We have put up with a quarter of an hour of things that were not much less than grunting noises.

• I wish that he would stand up so that he can be identified, instead of grunting in the corner.

• The gift of speech then becomes monosyllabic, with cacophonic grunts such as we have from motorists when they are in a queue or a traffic jam.

• There were sundry grunts from the back.

• The merchant bankers, accountants, estate agents, brokers, underwriters and lawyers are all out there, jostling, grunting and squealing, waiting to get their noses back into the privatisation trough.

• Even tennis, a relatively gentle game, is becoming almost brutal at the men's finals level—bigger rackets, grunting all round, serve and volley, over in five minutes.

• Vocals are usually guttural and may be grunted, growled or screamed.

• Contact calls used when groups are traveling include soft grunts and growls.

• Low grunts are produced every few seconds for communication.

• He s there in the background, grunting approvingly, reminding everybody who made this possible.

• Guttural grunts and posturing is used with all but the most determined of predators with great effectiveness.

• The two are always hyped and normally speak in manly grunts and monosyllabic phrases.

• The band relied on the use of both soprano vocals and death grunts.