Sentences with phrase «roaring out»

And the increasingly powerful storms we now see roaring out of an ocean riled by climate change will push their more intense storm surges up over already higher seas.

The Mercedes - AMG C 43 and C 63 versions will follow shortly with a power boost under the hood: the 3.0 - liter V6 roaring out no less than 367 HP and upgraded chassis performance for the mid-level C 43 and the 4.0 - liter biturbo V8 boasting roughly 510 HP for the performance - oriented C 63.

A flop in North America, the franchise reboot came roaring out of the gates in China with a $ 27.4 million opening day.

The star came roaring out of the weekend in a whirlwind of dressy denim and a new head - turning shoe: clear knee - high boots.

The Internet provides some answers as «Citizen Journalist» comes roaring out of cities and prairies across the political spectrum.

The all - male congressional six - pack's worst nightmare came roaring out of Cooperstown this week with Erin Collier's announcement she's entering the overcrowded Democratic fray for Congress.

While Thomas's enthusiasm means the show rattles along at a rate of knots, and occasionally provides some decent laughs, there remains a sense that the audience are roaring out their anger over the expenses issue rather than fi nding it a source of comedy.

Either a small human came roaring out of your hoo - hoo or you were cut open and stapled back together.

SAN JOSE, Calif. — The San Jose Earthquakes came roaring out of the gates Saturday night, scoring a goal in the...

In the West Regional, the Titans lost their first game, then came roaring out of the losers» bracket to twice beat powerful UCLA.

But when the season began, it was that eighth team, the one lurking so quietly in the graveyard, that came roaring out to play ball.

The Warriors proved their merit in the best way possible, roaring out to a historic 24 - 0 start, a feat that's never been done before.

When he celebrated the first Mass of his visit, at Bellahouston Park, before a vast crowd, with everyone roaring out glorious hymns, the style of the visit was established.

And Baltimore breakouts Animal Collective, looking to capitalize on their indie - psychedelia trendsetting, roars out a reissue of their 2003 album Campfire Songs on Jan. 26.

The south London club roared out of the starting blocks with goals from Wilfried Zaha and James Tomkins inside the first 15 minutes and Zaha completed his brace on 24 minutes to ensure the home side took all three points.

Sydney FC's intense pressing left the Roar out of ideas and not looking anything like the side who has virtually dominated the league in the past few years.

For whatever reason, City just don't seem to have a truly effective answer for it and get a bit confused and scattered almost every time Liverpool surge forward, which was on display in their 4 - 3 loss at Anfield in January, and especially apparent in the first half when Liverpool roared out to a 3 - 0 lead in the first 31 minutes.

The Reds roared out of the blocks, as they did so many times last season, blowing teams away before the opposition could gain a foothold in the match.

«He's so kind to everyone, but she never even takes the time to even say hi — just roars out of here on her motorcycle!»

Roar out loud to achieve a subtle bling look that is suitable for any occasion from daily daytime fresh to prime time evening glamour.

In the summer of 2004, Hurricane Charley roared out of the Gulf of Mexico and swept across Florida to the Atlantic Ocean.

Blood roared out from the elk's open carcass, gushing out from between its huge legs, a brilliant fountain in that soft light.

The fire trucks roared out of the station with sirens blaring.

Amid all this are dense jungles where howler monkeys roar out their territory while parrots screech out from the tree tops.

Nintendo's Switch roared out of the gate in March and the consolemaker filled the calendar with big titles on «Day One» and throughout the rest of the year.

Unrealism roared out of the gate with (among the fore - mentioned) Dana Schutz, Ella Kruglyanskaya and Sascha Braunig.

The feelings roar out.

The outburst flood waters roared out, overtopping rivers — washing away more than 50 homes, cutting off major roadways, and driving 620 persons into government disaster shelters.

He, as do many others, see this as a necessity or else the whole process would roar out of control at the least provocation.

The weakness of this effect is the explanation also for the fact that the process does not roar out of control.

With a sigh, I gave him a one - finger salute as he roared out of sight.

Not exact matches

Nesi points out that Roar Organic in five months won over more retailers than his other products did in three years.

Roly Nesi began his career at the billion - dollar AriZona Beverages before he set out on his own and founded Roar Beverages.

As part of its marketing efforts, Roar created Roar.land, which required people to text a number with a password that was given out on cocktail napkins.

Two years later, however, the economic picture is even grimmer — and the bears are out of hibernation, roaring like never before.

In other sections brand - new machines roar along, like the flashy robots that make peanut brittle — one stretches out the sheets of brittle, the other flips them — and are nicknamed Tweety and Sylvester.

«Put it all together, and Lang says that Red Hat really just needs to rally less than three dollars from here, to $ 100, at which point he expects the stock to roar higher before temporarily running out of steam at the $ 110 area.»

Phelps took the blocks amid thunderous roars for him and the 30 - year - old Brazilian in the lane to his right, Rio - born Thiago Pereira, who was out to win the home country's first swimming medal of the Games.

When Hurricane Irma roared into Florida on Sunday and Monday, its winds and rains knocked out power for 6.5 million people in the state.

Maria, however, blew out windows at some hospitals and police stations, turned some streets into roaring rivers and destroyed hundreds of homes across Puerto Rico, including 80 percent of houses in a small fishing community near the San Juan Bay, which unleashed a storm surge of more than 4 feet.

Sheep bleat and men scream as the chaos roars and the Lord Jesus Christ beats the holy living shit out of the bankers and their whores and livestock.

But every time I hear this sort of language coming out of a teacher or a ministry, I run away faster than I would run from a roaring lion.

Suddenly an eerie calm fell over the scene, and I looked out the broken windows to see a massive, roaring wall of water headed straight toward me.

Fed by an unheard «of hunger» roaring white «eyed from their source, they ate the mountain like a river ravening out a watercourse.

There shed your big tears on the naked rock, Let out your bitter roar, It soon will be lost in the storm.

They have pictures hubg in their homes showing the way it use to be, and the children only had to look out the front door and see a dead lake where there once was a roaring, living river that took care of all their needs.

She, beside me walking with her secret joys, motioned her two gloved hands airborne toward a stick out on the lake beyond the boys, a dark branch balanced at the dam's ledge, in the roar and plunging of that river on whose cascade into noise it seemed to hesitate, poised there at the edge of more.

I won't tell you how long I poached it for, but when I found out how long I was supposed to poach it for I roared!

Leading sports nutrition company, Roar Ambition, partners with TricorBraun on stand out packaging for new sports pre-workout supplement product launch.

Smart, subdued, stylish, it turns out aggressively flavored modern cooking, fired from a tiny open kitchen crowded with three chefs and a roaring wood - burning grill.