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Whenever she scored a point, she’d emit a victory scream, probably feeling a rush of pleasure.

Then Fanone began to scream the high-pitched, undignified screams of a man being tased in the back of the neck.

Some are capable of detecting human screams, some can remain airborne for at 24 hours, while some can roll across the ground and take flight.

Rescue workers have reason to be interested in the drone that hunts for screams.

So I think we have to be ready to tolerate and remain firm in the face of these screams of outrage about high marginal tax rates and just insist that, listen, we are the citizens in this country.

People scream, the orchestra stops playing, and the stage manager whisks the diva into the wings.

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De la Renta was a confident thoroughbred, never needing to scream for attention.

Sadly, no one helps him, opting instead to scream and run—but can you blame them?

A whimpering, half-growl and curdled scream, a cornered-animal cry of a sound.

Miss Christabel blushed furiously and emitted a sound half between a laugh and a scream.

"Now, you say you heard your sister scream," said the lawyer after the usual formalities had passed.

Now Mrs. Glavis, do you recall having ever heard your sister scream before in a like manner?

And suddenly Hicks jerked up his knees and heaved himself bodily aside with a scream of fear.

Here on the bridge he paused and turned in a frenzy to scream to his followers that they should fetch more torches.