Each employee received hoots, hollers and applause after introducing themselves.
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This infuriates Amy, a woman at the end of her hoots.
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But instead of heckling, the audience let loose hoots of laughter.
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The audience, naturally, hoots and hollers their way through the images.
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"Standing ovations turned into burlesque show hoots and catcalls," he wrote.
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Before it landed, there were hoots and hollers from his teammates.
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Mixing stimulants and opioids may make overdoses more likely, Hoots said.
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The uncle hoots and hoots, he claps his forehead with his hand, in merriment, he throws back his head to bellow with laughter—And his head topples off and bounces on the floor and rolls away.
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Gene Hoots died last December at the age of 90, according to Drummond.
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The suggestion was met with applause and hoots of approval from the assembly.
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The ancient Romans believed the hoots of an owl warned of impending death.
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She described the excited hoots he would make when interacting with a favorite nurse.
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Listening to the inexplicable audience hoots in "Disjointed," I felt much the same way.
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"The issues are deep and urgent," she said on Tuesday, to hoots from her supporters.
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Every morning the birds wake you up at 4 with a chorus of hoots and trills.
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The fact that Weinstein and Titian never read it in the original doesn't matter two hoots.
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"People are making more of an effort to communicate via voice" using the hoots, he said.
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People clapped — sometimes in the wrong spots — while the cast played for laughs, drawing delighted hoots.
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"Our next lady is sheet metal worker Esther Minton!" the announcer called, to hoots and cheers.
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Personally, I never found it that arduous to scroll past stories I don't give two hoots about.
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It's the original Burger King in Mattoon, Illinois, which was founded by Gene and Betty Hoots in 1952.
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Darlene, who quiets Dom's worries with a kiss, hoots and hollers, unafraid of the attentions she is attracting.
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Derisive hoots, rhythmic chants, claps, jeers and whistles... the Parisians are masters at making, or breaking, a favored player.
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" But for sheer hoots, I must salute the Earl's climactic toast: "To British justice, the envy of the world.
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I know people who order chili crab for the sauce and do not give two hoots about the crab.
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More ominous was the Tennessee crowd that joined the attack on a genuine war hero with hoots and hollers.
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In video footage, she seems to be gamely playing the part, setting off hoots and hollers from the crowd.
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There are giggles and hoots and wisecracks scattered through the album, as if making the music was a lark.
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Tip "Listen," says Ben Cohoon, a forester who hoots for owls in his job managing timberland in Northern California.
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Gordie, the S.A.R. Sting's captain, deftly scored on his brother, a goalie, prompting a chorus of hoots from teammates.
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A recent visitor said at least one chimp still lived there, screeching hoots from a cage as guests arrive.
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Even while off, it dominates its surroundings like the monolith from 2001, inspiring similar hoots and leaping from trembling hominids.
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Kai prompts the rest of the room to do the same and they enthusiastically follow through with hoots and hollers.
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In an announcement met by hoots and hollers from the developers at Build, Microsoft introduced the "Centennial" desktop app converter.
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When I saw the movie, the audience rewarded it with Bollywood's gold standard of approval: tears, and a few hoots.
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"But I thought women didn't vote for Donald Trump..." And the full house devoured it, with a side of hoots.
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When she brought up her "dear, sweet friend and rival Tamika," savvy members of last Thursday's audience let out hoots.
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"The cheers and hoots of delight went on and on, drowning out the performers and shaking the room," Austerlitz says.
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Last month, it opened its first spin-off restaurant, Hoots, which is just like Hooters but it doesn't intentionally objectify women.
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After several rounds of heartfelt hoots and cheers from the audience, the cast exited the stage, and I chased her down.
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At the Toronto concert, when the stage lights came up, the outline of her silhouette materialized, to feral applause and hoots.
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Chairs collide violently, the clanging ringing out above the din of cheers and hoots and air horns from the packed stands.
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First there were claps, then hoots, then, gradually, people started to stand and hail him like a hero back from war.
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Styles Q. and A. The riotous hoots of nearby youngsters threatened to drown out his comments, but Mark Lee was unfazed.
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But when Mr. Corbyn took credit for shifting the debate, he was met with hoots of derision from the Conservative backbenches.
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Lead author Brooke Hoots, of the CDC's division of HIV/AIDS Prevention in Atlanta, was not available for comment by press time.
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It wasn't just the Yang Gang whose hoots and hollers filled the arena — they were joined by supporters of every other candidate.
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It was as if the bad guy wrestler had just climbed into the ring: The auditorium erupted in jeers, hoots and boos.
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The soft whinnying of screech owls, even the somber hoots of great horned owls, are often a part of this primitive performance.
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"It's called self-publishing," he said, and put down his vodka and cranberry and pulled his shirt off, to hoots from the regulars.
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She didn't give two hoots what Mr Trump said about abortion; he actually did as well with women in Wisconsin as with men.
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Occasionally, hoots and howls could be heard coming from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, where the CNBC interviewer was situated.
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Hoots' team examined data on nonfatal overdoses from 2006 to 2016 and fatal overdoses from 73 to 2017 involving cocaine, psychostimulants and opioids.
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The quip drew hoots of displeasure from the debate audience, and critics saw it as a disrespectful attack on Biden's age and mental sharpness.
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It will bring "significant new money," said Dr. Keith Hoots, a division director at the institutes, although the total has not yet been determined.
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And, armed with this knowledge, I would be able to predict if my sleep would be interrupted by the endless breathy hoots of these birds.
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You might not give two hoots about the impending royal nuptials, but here's a wedding you jolly well will care about: The Lego royal wedding.
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Mike Wetherell, who was on the mountain during the incident, told the news outlet that it suddenly went from "hoots and hollers" to very quiet.
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"I don't think he cares two hoots whether I was male or female," White House deputy national security adviser K.T. McFarland said about the president.
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That match ended when Ms. Ten twisted her ankle and Mr. Apuzzi carried her off the court to his car, to hoots from the crowd.
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And when the DJ announces that tonight is, in fact, his 27 birthday, a second, louder round of cheers and hoots roll through the bar.
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Signs and symptoms of stimulant overdose include chest pain, high body temperature, rapid heart rate, difficult or labored breathing, agitation, paranoia, and hallucinations, Hoots said.
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They spilled out onto the main road with hoots of joy, relishing the feel of freedom and the sun on the backs of their necks.
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The Tesla Cybertruck, which Musk unveiled in dramatic fashion and to the hoots and hollers of invited guests at the Tesla Design Center in Hawthorne, Calif.
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"Idoru" begins with bird calls and little hoots from what sounds like an Asian mouth organ, and expands into rippling Minimalistic patterns of overlapping instruments and vocals.
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Though its plot concerns the creation of a favorite current form of escapism — the horror movie — "Berberian Sound Studio" is hardly made for cathartic hoots and shrieks.
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A gentleman, it turns out, is the kind of man who can stand ringside during a boxing match, or cheer on (with similar hoots) the First World War.
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The winners received various prizes, and the square was astir with the hoots and hollers of women from all over North America, celebrating what they loved the most.
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"Increases in stimulant overdoses without opioids also draws attention to the need for new, evidence-based interventions to address the evolving drug overdose crisis," Hoots said by email.
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"Mixing a stimulant and an opioid sends the body conflicting signals and can mask the effect of either drug, making an individual more likely to overdose," Hoots added.
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When the hoots and cheers died down, John Gwynne, a darts commentator who was working as the M.C., asked the crowd to give Wright another round of applause.
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The dozens of chimpanzees in residence now tend to greet each new transport truck with pants and hoots, flocking to the windows to catch a glimpse of their new neighbors.
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The ride up to the corner of Van Nuys and Roscoe, where the event began, was mostly uneventful — we did get a few honks, hoots and hollers from passing cars.
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"Other than standing up and yelling across the room, it's the same as before," Miller said, noting Baird traders also have hoots, that allow them to communicate with each other.
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Nearby, a man announced to a group of friends that Sarah was pregnant (again), and their applause and hoots blended in with Dean Martin's "Mambo Italiano," on the jukebox. ♦
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When Tom Cruise was still on the ascent, his racing buddies hired a stripper, dressed her as a cop, and had her "arrest" and grope Cruise, to hoots and hollers.
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Nevertheless, the mob hoots louder and louder as the final dancer performs his sexually-charged breakdance moves on a volunteer who is lying down on an American flag on the floor.
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A choir of female vocalists hoots in the distance, and Bennett's voice rises over theirs, cajoling and cackling, as if amused by the sound he's making and the words he's singing.
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It is specifically designed to complement a canonical heptalogy, and thus it functions essentially — possibly only — as both a piece of a larger puzzle and a trigger for hoots of recognition.
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It not clear if President Vladimir Putin cares two hoots for Carnegie's playbook about making friends, but he is ambling along behind Trump, picking up discarded opportunities where he sees them.
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"So I promised that I wouldn't say, so I said it to myself, I promised I wouldn't say that she ran Hewlett-Packard into the ground," he said to hoots from supporters.
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They took turns wildly swinging and jumping around the fertile female and her bunkmates, shaking the branches, appearing to display their erections and perforating the air with high-pitched screams and hoots.
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Gene Hoots sold the restaurant, which was eventually sold again to the now-57-year-old Drummond, who worked there for 25 years, starting there as a sophomore in high school in 1977.
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Donald Trump's promise to get government out of the way of energy companies was greeted with hoots and hollers in shale-rich North Dakota, where the presumptive GOP presidential nominee presented his plan.
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A suite entitled "Orgelbuch," with rumbling pedal tones and breathy hoots in the treble, suggests the noise that the king of instruments makes in the middle of the night, while the world slumbers.
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There are few hoots and hollers and a smattering of applause for what should be a remarkable moment provided by the sole reason any of those people are sitting there on Wednesday in September.
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"Half of them had tears coming down their faces," Mr. Trump said of the workers, who greeted the president with hoots and hollers but did not seem engaged in a mass display of crying.
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BALTIMORE — Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. called the Republican presidential primary campaign on Thursday "a gift from the Lord," drawing hoots of laughter from House Democrats gathered here for three days of strategy sessions.
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Without listening to the hoots of an AI or the screams of a boss, I can focus on the weapons I just looted—a pistol that lobs homing grenades and submachine gun that drops landmines when reloaded.
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And a prologue about a stint driving a Hollywood tour bus by the urban theorist Mike Davis — the kind of gritty, nonsubservient person who lives in Los Angeles for decades giving very few hoots about Hollywood — seems unnecessary.
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"Taking responsibility for flying a bird free has a really positive impact on mental health and well-being," Morris said, occasionally interrupted by hoots and shrieking sounds from the various owls kept in the aviary at the falconry.
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He coos, whistles, clucks, hoots, beep-beeps, uh-ohs and peekaboos with his small subject, who is strapped into a jerry-built contraption fashioned from a plastic chair found on eBay and an automotive seatbelt, secured to a tabletop.
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As recently as a few years ago, researchers trying to count great gray owls in Yosemite had to hike into the forest, hoot, wait for response hoots from actual owls, and do their best to tell those owls apart.
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Witnessing the packed afterparty for Guevara's birthday at Club Tropical, it's almost as if Cubans have had electronic music all along; hoots and hollers follow every hi-hat and bassline introduced as dollar beers fuel the divey basement dancefloor.
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A major franchisee of the restaurant/bar considerably more famous for its mandatory uniforms than its food announced plans to open a somewhat dressed down – or in this case, maybe dressed up – fast-casual version of the restaurant, called Hoots.
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Eye masks and earplugs are set on every pillow, in case you'd rather not fall asleep to owl hoots and the faint jazz coming from the restaurant downstairs — or, for that matter, wake to the dairy trucks rumbling by below.
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But by that point, Mr. de Blasio appeared to have been buoyed by the energy of his chaotic subway ride with Mr. Sanders, which included supportive hoots from riders, even though most of them were directed at the Vermont senator.
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She includes a detailed description of Tweeden's previous performances with Franken, which included a kiss with an audience member: "In video footage, she seems to be gamely playing the part, setting off hoots and hollers from the crowd," Mayer writes.
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Repeating the instruction enough times like this caused the human ear to hear not discrete clicks but a steady note, in fact the note C6, two octaves above middle C. He then found that different patterns of "hoots" created different notes.
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But played beside one of the guys actually making the thing, at London's Outofthebit, Super Arcade Football is a raw thrill of shrieked disbelief at refereeing decisions and hoots of victory when a match-winning golden goal is rifled into the net.
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In an effort to compete with less formal wing joints, Hoots will showcase a more limited menu of some of the chain's most popular items like chicken wings, fries and crab legs, served at a counter – by both female and male employees.
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Players can devote all day to wandering the shore of the titular pond, listening for owl hoots or watching hummingbirds flit around flowers, but their Thoreau character will start to starve, and his firewood supplies will run dangerously low for the approaching winter.
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"If someone had said Title IX was designed to allow anatomically intact boys, who physiologically identify with girls, use the girls' locker room, you would have been greeted with hoots of laughter," King said, referring to the 1972 law prohibits anyone from being discriminated on the basis of sex.
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"I wanted to balance pieces you can wear with pieces that are fantasy and that make you smile," said Mr. Gómez Palomo, whose show was greeted with enthusiastic hoots by his fan claque, the models and those who always look to Paris for relief from dreary conventional fashion.
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"Since opioids are driving increases in some stimulant overdoses, expanding opioid overdose prevention and reversal efforts through risk reduction services and access to medication-assisted treatment is critical for people who use stimulants," said study leader Brooke Hoots of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta.
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If you're anything like me and not a professional food critic who is supposed to remember how food tastes, your response is probably like this: Not only does nobody give two hoots about your banal food pics, the very act of taking pictures of your food at a restaurant is obnoxious.
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" For some more overt machismo — on an album largely geared to a female perspective — there's "The Wolf" by the Spencer Lee Band, with a riff vaguely hinting at Stevie Wonder's "Superstition" and a vocal that yowls like Mr. Wonder and hoots like Michael Jackson (and the Weeknd), leering, "Your body's sweating, dripping wet and I just can't control myself.
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WATCH THIS: Honey Garlic Chicken Wings: A 5-Ingredient Game Day Snack FTW Keifer said the concept, which has been in the works for three years, has a lot of potential upsides: Not only has fast casual been a stronger restaurant segment recently than traditional sit-down chains, but these smaller, cheaper Hoots are far more flexible when it comes to choosing locations.
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JLR's new digs feature a gym on the first floor, EV charging stations (with some still being installed), an open floor plan, and — to the apparent delight of the employees in attendance, based on their hoots of approval when it was called out during the night's big event — coffee stations on each floor with fresh-grown beans that have been locally sourced.
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There was zero reason to worry: "Eighth Grade," directed by the 27-year-old comedian Bo Burnham, received sustained hoots of approval from the hipster attendees and universal raves from critics, likely setting up the film as another art house hit for A24, a little New York company that has — seemingly out of nowhere — established itself as Hollywood's leading tastemaker brand: Miramax for a new generation.
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To the approving hoots of several dozen audience members on Sunday in a conference room at the Crowne Plaza New Orleans Airport Hotel, Mr. Stone went on to contend that his candidate was no tool of the elite power brokers at the Trilateral Commission or the Bilderberg meetings — and then he asserted paternity cover-ups within the Clinton family, declared that one group supporting Hillary Clinton was a "criminal-based money-laundering operation" and promised "devastating" revelations among hacked emails yet to be released.
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