yelping

Couldn't help yelping from my throat while sneezing.

We could tell our dog was chasing squirrels in his sleep by the running and yelping.

In the distance you hear marketing dogs yelping buzz." Social!"

I've been yelping about this for ages but most here seem to have the same opinion as you. I will say it again; you are gambling here with probably the best years of your life.

All of a sudden you gave one of your blinding flashes, and we saw the goblins running back yelping. You shouted 'follow me everybody!'

There's yelping and pain, and often even blood as the puppies bite one another mercilessly. But as the days and weeks pass, that stops; by being bitten, the puppies learn that biting hurts.

But they put up a remote control plane and you're yelping that the rule of law means nothing to anyone who disagrees. The law is stands does not require a warrant for aerial surveillance.

They end up yelping when they see you eating until you give them something special to eat too. There's other observations as mentioned, but that one seems to show the parrot has a goal in mind when he's moving it.

I'm still unconscious, but I might respond by yelping or rolling over. I won't remember anything about the incident in the morning, but it still caused me pain.

Those are the relevant questions, and what we should be discussing, not quietly yelping, "my privacy" as we're each drug out of our beds into the night.

And it was used again as a reason for yelping against habeas corpus when Mosley was released in 1943. These people don't see that if you encourage totalitarian methods, the time may come when they will be used against you instead of for you...

You don't just go up in the air and wander around yelping various airports; air travel is meticulously planned. There's no "range anxiety", your destination is either within range or not and you figure that out on the ground.

The neighbors tried calling animal services, the police wouldn't come, and this went on for days and nights, with the dog yelping in pain until I went in the street with a gun and told him it was time to leave. He got in their van screaming at me, and wrecked it into six parked cars around the corner.

It feels kind of like a long running soap opera, or indeed professional wrestling, except with much more emphasis on personalized interaction and a lot of people yelping at each other in a foreign language. That's another thing.

I think "circling the train" is more witty; it paints a great picture of a stereotypical American wild-west film, with American Indians circling a train whilst shooting rifles in a haphazard manner whilst shouting and yelping. Or perhaps bandits doing the same thing.

So, like many companies, successful support consists of yelping at the appropriate public forum, be it Twitter or in this case, HN. Anything the public doesn't see: "due to unexpected call volume, you'll wait at least ten days before hearing from anyone". All the while the company forgets that the complaining customer isn't the only one reading.