Sentences with phrase «hollered over»

I've warned, screamed and hollered over the years that assumed interest rates aren't just assumed, but simply unsustainable so I want you to bear with me as I go through this announcement and show you -LSB-...]

He sips on a large green tea, nursing a sore throat he claims is from allergies but is more likely from all the hollering over the racing weekend.

If you've got a favorite paleo granola or you want to try ours and share a picture of your grub, give us a holler over on the Functional Nutrition Alliance Facebook page with your recipe or photo.

Not exact matches

And cometh that match, Jesus shall laugh in glee as the faithful, filled with His love, gouge the eyes from the atheists and kicketh them where men should not be kicked, and smash them over the head with conveniently available folding chairs, just like in Professional Wrestling, and others of the saved shall hoot and holler and watch NASCAR on giant Jesus flatscreens and the atheists do much wailing and gnashing of teeth and stubbing of toes and get nasty hangnails for their evil sins.

you know kids are watching), someone — often one of the tinies themselves — will holler «GUARD YOUR GATES» and then the tinies clap their hands over their ears and screw their eyes shut.

I'm sure that when the tinies are all grown up, they'll laugh themselves silly over how we used to holler «guard your gates!»

The tinies are old enough now to get our jokes, and that one when Anne saw a guy wearing a racoon hat and you pulled the car over and hollered about how you couldn't wait to see a racoon in a hat made me nearly cry with laughter.

The server might holler, «Mark steak and eggs medium over medium on two, country ham and eggs scrambled!»

It appears difficult for many to overcome this obstacle — if he just grimaced, hollered or let out a few vein - bursting expletives each game he would probably win over a good proportion of his detractors.

I switched over to watch this game seconds before this play, because everyone on Twitter was hollering about Pitt and their three fumbles in five plays.

The audience reaction was so strong that you couldn't hear any of the dialogue in the following scene over the hollering.

Giovanni Ribisi has to raise his voice for the «nothing ever changes» monologue to be heard over the traffic, but he's interrupted anyway — Steve Zahn very loudly chases a passing convertible full of hollering women.

It starts with the arrivals as crowds comprised of people from all over the world gather to offer whoops and hollers from the sidewalks, where armed guards keep watch over them.

There's a harsher, angrier noise discernible over the Sagaris» thrashing valvegear and hollering exhaust, the punctuations short and precise - a momentary chance for the TVR to steal a few yards - but when the Marcos's V8 is fully hooked - up its hard, flat note slowly ebbs away and with it any chance of the Sagaris winning this improvised drag race.

dog over his shoulder, and hollered for help.

I am beginning to get the impression that Mr. Shore, and too many others like him, are deliberately venting their untutored and ignorant malevolence here, over and over again, with less and less scientific credibility, not so much because they want to silence the likes of Professor Lindzen (they know that all their venom can not do that to so brave a man who has endured their snarling viciousness so imperturbably for so long) but because they and their political allies on the climate - extremist hard Left want to frighten off anyone else who dares to question the IPCC / RealClimate storyline so that they are deterred from saying anything publicly for fear of being mistreated and abused and hollered at and smeared in a similar fashion.

Although a number of scientists are hollering that 2017 was «among the warmest on record», we are not seeing any manifestation of this, at least over the northern hemisphere, where ironically snow and ice have shown surprising extents.

Live look - ins often start out pixelated, but the recorded videos look a little better.When speaking with someone at the door, we had to holler a little to be heard over the freeway a block away.