"Howl" Example Sentences
1. The wolves howled at the full moon.
2. The dog began to howl when it heard the music.
3. The wind howled through the trees all night long.
4. The baby began to howl when it wanted food.
5. The crowd howled with laughter at the comedian's jokes.
6. She howled in pain as the doctor applied antiseptic to her wound.
7. The audience howled with rage when the villain appeared on screen.
8. The frigid Arctic wind howled across the tundra.
9. The man began to howl and sob uncontrollably after learning of his brother's death.
10. The comedian had the audience howling with his hilarious jokes and antics.
11. He howled in anger and threw the book across the room.
12. I howled with glee when I saw my report card with straight As.
13. The fierce winds howled and blew snow through our bedroom window.
14. The little boy began to howl after tripping and scraping his knee.
15. My dog would howl whenever he heard the fire truck sirens.
16. They howled with laughter at the funny antics of the class clown.
17. The baby began to howl the moment we stepped outside into the cold.
18. The ghost story had the children howling with fright and delight.
19. A howl of anguish rose from the mother who had just lost her child.
20. The sound of the train whistle had the dogs in the neighborhood howling.
21. The animals began to howl at the sight of the full moon.
22. The excited theatergoers howled with laughter at the unexpected punchline.
23. We could hear the prisoners howling in the distance.
24. He began to howl and pull at his hair in anguish after being fired from his job.
25. The little girl began to howl for her mother upon waking up alone in her dark room.
26. The wind howled incessantly outside her window all night long.
27. I made a howling noise like a wolf to scare the children at the campfire.
28. The room erupted in howls of laughter at her witty remark.
29. The child howled loudly, demanding to stay up past her bedtime.
30. The comedian made audiences howl with his deadpan style of humor.
31. The mob began to howl for the blood of the accused man.
32. The hungry coyotes howled at the full moon on the desert night.
33. Her painful sobs turned into howls of despair and anguish.
34. The pirates howled with glee when they spotted the treasure ship.
35. The rowdy football fans howled with delight as their team scored a touchdown.
36. The freezing dog began to howl and shiver on the snowy porch.
37. The baby howled in complaint as we tried to change its diaper.
38. The football players howled in anguish after losing the big game.
39. The fans howled for an encore after the amazing concert performance.
40. A pack of howling coyotes could be heard in the distance.
41. I could hear the howl of wolves as I sat by the campfire.
42. The wicked witch began to howl and screech in anger.
43. The tornado sirens had the dogs in the neighborhood howling.
44. There was howling and wailing of grief from the villagers.
45. The angry mob began to howl and chant for revenge.
46. The blizzard wind howled outside the window all night.
47. The old ghost story had the kids howling in fright and delight.
48. The tragic news had the man howling and sobbing uncontrollably.
49. The baby began to howl the moment she was placed in the crib.
50. The tropical storm howled and battered the walls all night long.
51. The wind howled around the old, abandoned house.
52. I howled like a wolf to scare the kids at the campfire.
53. The children began to howl and scream with excitement.
54. The ghost story had the campers howling with fright.
55. The audience began to howl with delight as their favorite wrestler appeared.
56. The howling of coyotes could be heard in the distance.
57. The crowd began to howl for an encore after the beautiful performance.
58. The baby howled in protest when we tried to put her to bed.
59. The playful puppies began to howl and yip at each other.
60. The pirate prisoners began to howl and chant loudly from their jail cell.
Common Phases
1.
Howl like a wolf - To make a loud barking or baying sound similar to that of a wolf.
2.
Howl with laughter - To laugh so loudly and for so long that it almost sounds like
howling.
3. The wind
howled - The wind blew loudly with a deep prolonged sound.
4.
Howl with grief- To cry or express sorrow in a loud, drawn-out way.
5.
Howling mad - Very angry, enraged.
6.
Howl in protest - To complain loudly, usually against something one disagrees with.
7. Raise/set up a
howl - To make an loud, indignant protest or complain vigorously.
8. Dogs begin to
howl - When dogs hear a noise, sometimes they will join in by
howling along with it.
9. A
howling success - Something that is a great, enormous success.
10. The wolves began to
howl - Wolves make a loud distinctive baying sound, especially at night.