roaring

While walking the noisy, packed streets of the central city, with the engines of London Transport double-decker buses roaring, horns tooting and newspaper sellers shouting the headlines of the latest European crisis, he muses:

At 17-5 up, the Scots were in decent shape but Fiji came roaring out the traps after the break.

His team have shown what they can achieve in front of a roaring St James' when their focus is tack sharp.

But if the New York event is a roaring success, then it will not go unnoticed in Melbourne, Paris and London.

What’s wrong with a kid wearing cat ears or roaring like a lion at playtime?