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The wind suddenly began to moan and howl about the house.
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Now they howl about the sufferings of Belgium, because their money-bags are threatened.
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That's why they raised such a howl about you being there.
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I don't like the way these mosquitos howl about my ears.
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In the dead of night the dogs howl about how misunderstood they are.
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They might as well howl about givin' contributions to churches.
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But look-y-here, the howl about profiteers, isn't that something new?
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The wind began to howl about the roof; trees in the dooryard rocked and arched.
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Nobody ought to howl about just one tiny little bit when nobody is getting hurt.
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I'd not be likely to howl about my set-back.
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Yes, you idle rich, you may howl about what we mean to do to you!
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They howl about plots that are ostensibly from the soberest of novels, whose authors they blasphemously invoke.
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Shall we go and live where the Moshome would surround us and howl about like hungry wolves?
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He set up a howl about this which his brother George, who was about nine, had great difficulty in quieting.
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He was preparing to utter yet another howl about the stench, in the hope that someone could do something about it.
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Just open your Twitter feed and listen to the Washington press corps howl about the Obama administration's latest intrusion into their business.
