roared造句怎么写

The wounded animal roared out in pain.

When Charlie's trousers fell down, the audience roared.

The audience roared with laughter at the joke.

The diesels roared, the conductors jumped aboard, and off the train went.

With a sudden turn we left the pavement and roared up a rain-soaked gravel street.

Up the chimney roared the fire, and brightened the room with its broad blaze.

"And now," roared Ludo Bagman's voice, "kindly put your wands in the air... For the Irish National Team Mascots!"

She's fine now; the driver roared away, still against traffic, as soon as he climbed back on the bike.

The earth and sky were shaking and the ground seemed to crack, the church bells swayed and tolled by themselves, sea waves roared higher than ever before.

The river tossed and roared, and the bow of the boat shot up a tall wave of water, which made Lou zufu full of moisture.

A few days later, an American military transport roared to the runway and flew to the other side of the Pacific Ocean.

He was a brand, not a person, a shiny gold name on buildings, even if he did not build them, and a boss on television, even if he merely insulted and roared.

The Sun says Sir Alex Ferguson roared 'bring it on' at the thought of facing an English side in the Champions League last eight. "It could well happen - and I would really enjoy that, " he said.

The car roared past.

The crowd roared its approval.

At this the crowd roared approval.

The wind howled and the sea roared.

The giant roared in pain and clutched at his eye .

Lightning flashed, thunder roared, the sky went dark in the torrential downpour.

As she 'beckoned, a wall of flames roared upward, licking at the snowflakes with hot orange tongues.

The silence was suddenly broken when a large car, with its headlights on and its horn blaring, roared.

Curious to know how the old gentleman stood informed concerning the reputation of Mr Jaggers, I roared that name at him.

Lin, a superstar in a country where badminton is a passion, roared in victory, collapsed on the ground before saluting to the crowd with a Chinese flag wrapped around his shoulders.

The engine roared on.

The wild animals roared in the woods.

"Stag?" roared the barman. "It's a goat, idiot!"

The storm was a Category 4 storm that roared onshore with winds of up to 125 mph (201 kph).

While he was speaking, he looked around the room and roared with laughter, feeling he had trounced Fang Hung-chien rmined not to be the first one to leave, he entrenched himself deeper into the sofa.

The wind roared all night.

The crowd, mainly supporters of the ruling African National Congress (ANC), roared back its approval.

Wei Guanghui, a migrant worker, told the China Daily newspaper: "It was terrible. The mud roared down the valley and washed away the market and houses in a few minutes."

Lifelike, just like tens of millions of yellow phosphorus giant dragons cling to their teeth, they roared all the way through thunder and electricity.

"Don't argue!" he roared. "Get down there straight away!