Significados de boo when em inglês

The local French journalists have a propensity to boo when they feel a picture is not up to standard.

Polite applause and a solitary boo when he took his bow on Monday suggested a warm sympathy mixed with despair.

Obama made his revenge comment during a stop in Springfield, Ohio, on Friday, telling supporters not to boo when they heard Romney's name.

Tyra Banks Suing 10 Wig Companies for Stealing Her Name Tyra Banks is a real gangsta boo when it comes to protecting her turf.

He didn't say boo when I moved Fleet and Win in, and then filled up the other units with the new members of Soul Chain.

Now, most crowds boo when they don't like a show, so I suppose a suicidal stampede indicates "a little rusty" is dead on the money.

Cheers immediately turned to boos when the champion Santa Cruz entered second.

There were even boos when Keith Millen, the put-upon caretaker manager, substituted Barry Bannan in the second half.

He's been unstoppable this year. Rondo received an ovation during the introductions but then heard boos when he had the ball.

At one point, Republican council member Edmund Driggs drew boos when he defended Chief Putney as "an honest man."

She was greeted with cheers and a few boos when she appeared to play a movement of Mozart's Piano Concerto No.

"It seem like he pulled a boo - boo when he was working at Levy Pants."

The decision was greeted with a chorus of boos when it was announced at the time and has come under considerable criticism since.

There were a few light-hearted boos when he came on, but he was afforded a fine ovation by the majority of the crowd.

Its own collateral framework has been the source of some embarrassing recent boo - boos when the venerable Banque de France got confused about the rules.

There were also choruses of "David Moyes had a dream, to fuck our football team" and boos when the home manager ventured from his dugout.