When he was drunk he pounded both fists on the bar and yelled for action, tryin' to get Dutchy on the peck.
I yelled at the cow, and slapped my bat, and used my quirt.
Mr. Henderson yelled as he leaped down the companionway and pulled the heavy steel cover after him.
He struck out in the direction where the little girl had disappeared, and as her golden head appeared above the mass of foam he yelled in encouragement.
Pulling up the horse I looked at him carefully, and seeing that he showed no signs of moving I yelled at the top of my voice for a boy to come with the rifle.
I got the situation at a glance, and I guess I yelled too.
The lantern was then swung in front and every one yelled at once.
Yes, his handicraft returned to him at the moment of croaking; and if he yelled so loud, if he fought on his roof, it was because ugly scoundrels were preventing him doing his work properly.
She had a good back; it made them all the better friends when they yelled together.
In the beginning, whenever one of them yelled at her, she would appeal to the other, but this seldom worked.
The place where the man was with the gun when you yelledat him, we will mark that as 3.
X" marks the place where the man with the gun was when you yelled at him?
I yelled at him, "d'you suppose I'd leave you to buck this through alone?
I kicked a table over and scuffled with my feet as if there was a row, then lay down on the floor, where I could watch my man, and yelled quietly for help.
As custom required such a deed to be announced on the spot, the chief yelled at the top of his voice: "Your Roman Nose has counted the first coup on the longest-faced white man who was ever killed!
He yelled frantically at the ponies to start them toward home, while he dropped off into a thicket of willows and hid there.
I yelled into the ear of my companion, and we both leaped to our feet in a second.
Bring him in,” yelled Earl between peals of laughter.
Get out of there, you will make me lose the fish,” yelled Bob.
Fellows put their heads out of windows, had a look, yelled enthusiastically, turned the gas up high, and tumbled downstairs and into line.
The runner on first took second unmolested, and the Durham coaches yelled themselves hoarse.
I yelled as loud as I could and they did not seem to understand me or to know why the curtain should be sent at that time, as it was not the regular time for the curtain.
Then there was a commotion, everybody was running back and forth, and I yelled as loud as I could to send the curtain.
I threw kilfire on the burning curtain but saw it did not stop the blaze and yelled to those below to lower the asbestos curtain.
I yelled at the mob of fleeing stage hands, members of the company, property men, and musicians.
They heard him plainly, but in their surprise they both yelled out together: "What!
Gobila's people drummed and yelled to every new moon, as of yore, but kept away from the station.
When the warrant officer had yelled down at him and asked him what he thought they should do, he'd just stood there.
They were making one last pass almost directly over the radar station when the radar operator in the back seat of the F-94 yelled over the interphone that he had a target on his scope.
He yelled at the pilot, who leaned over and looked just in time to see the UFO disappear.
He yelled at two of his men to run outside and take a look.
In one of the coaches which travel between Bath and London, an Irish, a Scotch, and an English gentleman happened to be passengers.
This is only my third detection, and half of it voluntary, I might say, if I chose to higgle, which I scorn to do.
To limit this proposition so as to make it appear less absurd, we should observe, that we allude to the lower classes of the people in both countries.
Tis well, sir, with your promptitude, that you have to deal with what prejudice thinks uncommon--an honest attorney.
He yelled and hooted in vain; then turned and rode after me.
They yelled and hooted, and shot many bullets and arrows over my head to terrify me into surrender, but I remained motionless and silent.
My pursuers were equally hindered, but by this time the pursuit was general, and in order to terrify me they yelled continually and fired their guns into the air.
All the Indians had now spied the fugitive; they yelled and fired at him again and again, as if they were shooting at a running deer; but he only ran faster.
He yelled frantically to secure an outlet, but without effect.
They were so many, and so nimble, that poor Rhina yelled in vexation and pain.
The captain threw up his arms, and yelled the order to throw every thing on the ice.
Bill Brennen was of no use, for he could not strike the terrible old woman who hung to his whiskers until he yelled with the pain of it.
The Pike walked up and yelled one gigantic oath; her ears sprang forward, she squatted in terror, and the iron links grated under her strain.
By this time the second table of teamsters were under way, and the waiters yelled their orders through to the three cooks.
I never heard anything like it; they yelled and hollered enough to split the ruff of the house.
The music, it bust out agin, and one of the fellers with a silk rose, he yelled out, "Make room for the President!
When they begun to drop off, for it warn't to be expected that sich a heap of critters could stop all together, the pussy feller with the fiddle yelled out, "Hurra for the song!
When she see me a coming out of the two rooms, she yelled out as if she didn't know that I was there afore.
The others whooped and yelled as they danced around the fire.
Very angry, Coxen yelled again with all the power of healthy lungs, and waved his arms wildly over his head.
He set up sich a squealin' it woke me; an' I yelled at 'em out of the winder.
Climbing upon the bars, he yelled furiously at the marauder, expecting to see him vanish like a red streak.
After a deal of hunting and swearing Ulysses yelled out: "Haul me up!
Hurry up, you damned niggers," yelled Ulysses, as he looked behind him.
Then he yelled for the cook, demanding that worthy's presence aft to play the accordion and make up the Sea Foam's scratch orchestra for a song and dance.
Then he was down upon Mary in a moment, and literally yelled at her in his fury.
Some sleeper, awakened by the noise, yelled a profane command to the animal, which had no effect.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "yelled" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
