He put the will carefully back in its place, and spread his mouth and swung his hat once, twice, three times around his head, in imitation of three rousing huzzahs, no sound issuing from his lips.
I--well, I'd like to tell Pudd'nhead Wilson, but--no, I'll think about that; perhaps I won't." He whirled off another dead huzzah, and said, "I'm reformed, and this time I'll stay so, sure!"
they're found!" Tin pans and horns were added to the din, the popula- tion massed itself and moved toward the river, met the children coming in an open carriage drawn by shouting citizens, thronged around it, joined its home- ward march, and swept magnificently up the main street roaring
huzzah after
huzzah!
Strokes, thick and heavy, rattled upon the door and lower window-shutters as he ceased to speak, and a loud
huzzah burst from the crowd; giving the listener, for the first time, some adequate idea of its immense extent.
The subject of the Central American wars of recent decades have rarely received such s level of artistic treatment onscreen, making this an essential item for prestigious fests with solid vid and tube sales in the wake of critical
huzzahs.
Needless to say, this was not greeted with
huzzahs in most feminist circles--and I considered myself a feminist.) One of the most striking and memorable bits was Beauvoir's insistence that a woman's breasts are really unnecessary appendages and can be excised without any real harm to the woman's overall physical economy.
Award-winning reader Whitener receives three mighty
huzzahs for his stirring performance.
There were no
huzzahs about how much money flowed into town as a result of the football game and its weekend, though that simplistic reasoning shows up every time a white-oriented event takes place.
The commission's report has been greeted with a chorus of
huzzahs in major media reports and editorials.
Indeed, the successful appearance in print of this handsome six-volume set from Oxford University Press, the third publisher involved, brought
huzzahs. Here at last--after twenty-four years of confusion and delay--was an authoritative voice in the unruly world of dance scholarship.
So the release of a feature produced out of Toronto but shot in Northern Italy, the Austrian Alps, Oxford in England, Shanghai in China, and Montreal must be met with muted, but dare I say nationalist,
huzzahs.
(Wieseltier's remark gave fair warning to job candidates -- a number of whom reportedly turned down the prestigious post -- that the magazine's office politics were perhaps more fiercely argued than the politics in its pages) Then in November of last year, and with
huzzahs and smiles all round, Kelly was named Sullivan's replacement.