I legitimately yelped when I walked past this "dead camper."
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"Thank you," Cespedes yelped as Van Wagenen shook his head.
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Some drooled and yelped while others slurped their drinks loudly.
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"I feel like I just had a Baptism!" yelped judge Keith.
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My dog, Roscoe, yelped with happiness at the sight of him.
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But I must admit I yelped with appreciation when it happened.
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Another scrunched up his face and yelped "Terrible!" upon taking a sip.
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" When the room broke out in laughter, she yelped, "Well, it's true.
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"Stop… don't chew!" yelped an aghast Yao Jizhong, but it was too late.
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I howled and yelped and spoke in whole sentences comprised of the f-word.
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"You mean there's someone overseas looking at us?" she yelped, within earshot of Jim.
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"It's a dragon!" she yelped before swatting at it with one of her sneakers.
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"I yelped, and jumped backward," she said, but their friendship survived the romantic blip.
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Establishment Republicans yelped that he needed to pivot to a gentler, more inclusive tone.
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I may have yelped with joy when the gates opened to reveal Sansa and Brienne.
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Later, in the kitchen, Ruby yelped and took several jagged steps sideways before falling down.
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But then he saw the sign for the TWA Hotel, and he yelped with happiness.
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"Don't you go nowhere," he yelped on "The Lady in My Life," and I stayed put.
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Reichardt, perhaps the only person in the world who could find a bird call gauche, yelped.
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"I yelped at my TV, I absolutely screeched when I saw that had been included," she said.
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The crowd racket matched the dogs that barked and yelped as they raced along, in sheer excitement.
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"Oh, not again," he yelped after another imprecise swing sent his ball dribbling into the high rough.
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Even primitive enthusiasm (at one point, a woman next to me gutturally yelped like a SoulCycle devotee).
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"Get out of the way, bus!" an employee yelped as the stadium, unseen, thundered to the ground.
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On Monday, Catherine Cardiello danced and yelped after winning two straight Whac-A-Mole games on Coney Island.
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It didn't notice at first, and then, suddenly realizing it was being touched, yelped loudly and scurried away.
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I yelped audibly when he kicked open El's door, something to which she and Max bafflingly have no reaction.
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"All that fringe!" he yelped, gesturing toward my jacket, a cropped Marques's Almeida white denim jacket, distressed at the edges.
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When Saraswati gave Dutee the sneakers the next morning, Saraswati told me over the phone through a translator, Dutee yelped.
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He yelped at two he recognized, one by the distinctive white band around its neck, as if greeting old friends.
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She drew back inside, but yelped when a flurry of movement darted past her vision, lifting a strand of her hair.
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Spieth threaded his approach through the trees and triumphantly yelped, "got it," as the ball rolled onto the edge of the green.
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Everything happened so fast, but I quickly realized my aim was off when he yelped, jumped up and ran under the shower.
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The object — a bowling ball (oh, to live in hipster paradise) — made a crack when it hit the ground; a woman reactively yelped.
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The couple of the summer just made their first official red carpet debut at the MTV Video Music Awards and, personally, I yelped.
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Without fail, every single person I've shown it to has either yelped with surprise or stumbled in response to the sensation of falling.
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In a hotel on the other side of the country, I yelped and filled out the paperwork for her to hold them for me.
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The chorus is nothing more than a half-yelped "Hawaiiiiiiiii," which is one of those things no one should be able to pull off.
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I should also mention that the massage felt out of this world, but there were a few moments when I actually yelped out in pain.
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We get a jolt (the premiere audience literally yelped) when Ser Jorah, of all people, grabs Sam from a cell where he's apparently being kept.
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One woman's mouth dropped as she recognized the famous duo from their backs alone — and when Fallon turned to greet the tourists, the sightseers yelped.
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Some songs used phrases picked out of English dictionaries or nonsense syllables yelped as background vocals, but others confronted violence and anger with taunting confidence.
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"I think she yelped in joy actually and jumped up and down," she said of her daughter's reaction upon learning the policy would be amended.
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The first time the robot took off in the lab, it lifted off with such force and speed that some of the researchers yelped in surprise.
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Me, I'm practically a husk of a human, so I just stir a bit—but a few others in the same session properly yelped a few times.
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A computer screen showed the latest standings and playoff seedings, and she yelped in excitement when Jason Fleming, a national account manager, walked in carrying updated brackets.
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She yelped with joy at the sight of two sleeping owls, and Franzen's face became the smiley, delightful thing it occasionally does when someone seems to understand.
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My roommate, who openly mocks me for dedicating energy to celebrity culture of any kind, read it on his phone during dinner and yelped at least a dozen times.
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But for those who might have yelped with delight, you're in for aboffo performance, courtesy of an actor who has become the weirdo of choice for oddball auteurs everywhere.
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The 2016 MTV VMAs gave us one of the most precious moments of the year: that time the Chicago native happily yelped after realizing Queen Bey had just hugged him.
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Like Blair Walsh—he probably won't win this title, but when he missed his kick to lose the Vikings a Wild Card game, I yelped so audibly a neighbor phoned.
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You yelped out for me so I'd pay attention, then pulled yourself up by the edge of the low wooden coffee table and gave me a big wave and a smile.
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You yelped out for me so I'd pay attention, then pulled yourself up by the edge of the low wooden coffee table and gave me a big wave and a smile.
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Instead of the usual disco or funk directions, he's pursued the metronomic grooves and yelped choruses of post-punk-inspired 00s indie rock, as well as the poppier side of new wave.
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I'm a generally phlegmatic moviegoer, but the first time I saw Hereditary I yelped a lot, and very nearly crawled under my seat once or twice, to the bemusement of my viewing companions.
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Neymar yelped in pain and writhed around on the ground, even though it appeared obvious that Layun, whose heel was on the ground, could not have put any real weight on his opponent.
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Like at least 2127,231 others this season, so far, at the Manhattan location (Bane originated in New Jersey), I yelped mercy instead of sliding down into a pitch black void called the garbage hole.
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As men in camouflage, one in an orange vest that read "Attention, Wild Boar Hunter at Work," yelped to their pets and each other, the smell of gunpowder, garlic and dandelions scented the air.
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Kohh's "If I Die Tonight" has all the vocal whoops, yelped choruses, and dark, minimalist beats you'd expect from a trap track in 2016, with a dash of 1998 — a Legend of Zelda sample.
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I sat between two, both friends, during the film, one of whom scribbled notes so furiously he ran out of notebook paper; the other yelped audibly a half-dozen times when things got uncomfortable.
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Moments later, little Cristophe (modern-day Wes) came home, yelped, "Mommy, no!" and yanked out the knife as Annalise hulked around the corner, clutching her pregnant belly in shock while trying not to breathe audibly.
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I nearly yelped in delight when Kitty popped open a bottle of Yakult in To All the Boys I've Loved Before – and immediately messaged a fellow Korean-American critic so we could squeal about it together.
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When the stylist, a genial man whose beard and burly physique gave him the air of a tropical Santa, imparted a gentle wave to her hair, she yelped and winced repeatedly, convinced that she'd been burned.
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Since materialising from the depths of America's southern state several years ago, the young ATLien has yelped, screeched and swerved his way into a twisted, anthemic sound that can only be defined as something of his own.
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Caroline: When the final scene opened with Laurie on a boat wearing scuba gear, I literally yelped, "oh fuck" at my screen — a feeling that, if I'm honest, hasn't subsided much since I watched the episode last night.
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So believe me when I say that I yelped when "Chapter Seventy-Four" follows up Petra revealing to Jane that she likes to be dominated in bed with Petra having a sex dream about Lawyer Jane doing just that.
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I'm certainly intrigued by a good ghost story or something supernatural (torture porn can stay tf away), and I enjoy suspense — I loved Annihilation and Haunting of Hill House, which I quietly yelped my way through during office hours with the lights on.
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Jaime yelped, in the dirt, and came to climb off beside his bedchamber, and we could almost find the tunnel at once, but we'd shut it without battle if she sings, then, and you may storm woods for fire to the west, where we feed the others.
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Ms. Rowley had replaced the typically restrained, dead-eyed runway models with women on roller skates, who filled the designer's West Village office (a onetime three-story garage) with their stunts and their swirls, using her colorful dresses like props as they glided, swiveled, yelped and howled.
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Wiesenfeld notes it's not 100% positive—mark the half-sung, half-yelped "queer in a way that works for you" refrain on one of the record's standouts "Human Bog"—but even the dreariest moments hit your ears feeling like you're waking up in someone's cottage on a sunny hill in some fantasy world.
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It was there, close to if not in Ukrainian airspace, that a Russian woman (not my translator) rammed the back of her seat into my soft American knees and, when I yelped, turned and glowered at me, then said something I didn't understand while she spat in my direction, on purpose or accidentally, I couldn't swear.
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Utterly friendless, vulnerable, and lacking a hairstylist recommendation, I Yelped my way to a young, hip, funny colorist whom I bonded with instantly — before realizing she had given me the touch-up from hell... When I stood up from her chair, the first few inches of my roots were a shocking, Draco Malfoy platinum, while my ends had more brass than a Michael Bublé album.
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Sweating side by side in the sweltering warehouse venue, the crowd yelped and howled as Jassy—a Kris Jenner-esque queen by way of Akira Toriyama, clad in pink and orange gem tones with a black latex tie—climbed through the ropes, carrying a black briefcase in one hand while lip-syncing to "Work Bitch," the hyper-capitalist, fash-pop anthem off of Britney Spears' objectively worst album.
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There is also a well-known Scottish legend that in Medieval times a Viking, wanting to invade Scotland, stood on a thistle and suddenly yelped in pain, alerting the defenders of a Scottish castle. The thistle is used on the badges of many national and domestic sports teams.Vanishing Tattoo – Thistle Retrieved on 31 October 2008.
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Brinkley (2011) [1983], p. 249. Long was struck in the torso, yelped, and ran down a hallway, "like a hit deer" one witness claimed.Brinkley (2011) [1983], p. 249. Long's bodyguards, nicknamed the "Cossacks" or "skullcrushers", responded by firing at Weiss with their own pistols, killing him; an autopsy found that Weiss had been shot more than sixty times by Long's bodyguards.
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This pattern continued into May. Meanwhile, other French forces had liberated Xieng Khouang and reached a position from Muong Khoua. On May 17, the French patrol deployed to the Muong Khoua village overheard barking dogs—one of which yelped—alerting the French to an impending Việt Minh attack. By 23:00, the Việt Minh were visible in the fog, and the patrol returned to the Mousetrap.
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Stadium Arcadium received generally favorable reviews. Rolling Stone critic Brian Hiatt deemed it the band's best album to date and noted Kiedis' growth as a singer and songwriter: "the guy [Kiedis] who once yelped, 'I want to party on your pussy!' whisper-sings a gentler, though not unrelated, proposition: 'All I want is for you to be happy/And take this moment to make you my family.' The delicate 'Hard to Concentrate' is the most vulnerable Peppers tune ever—a full-on marriage proposal from Anthony Kiedis, with Flea's muted bass and John Frusciante's layered guitars slow-dancing over Afrobeat hand drums." The magazine later ranked it as the second-best album released in 2006, behind Modern Times by Bob Dylan.
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