You can pet her and she'll give you an appreciative, playful growl, but if you bug her while she's eating she'll let out a pissed-off growl, just like the rest of us.
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The malltrix's walky talkie crackles and loud weird voices growl.
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If you must growl, condemn and eternally find fault Why!
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They screech and growl, plunging their bodies back and forth.
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The noise left him as a growl leaves a car.
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Does Max the tiger's growl mean he's hungry or tired?
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He can also grunt, growl, and screech, if he chooses.
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The engine also produced a surprisingly satisfying growl when revved.
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Even his approach to music making is evolving — in the car, he turned on a song-in-progress with Tory Lanez, where his gruff growl was smoothed out into, well, a melodic gruff growl.
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The deep growl from the engines reached us, rattling our ears.
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The unmistakable exhaust growl of a V8 turns heads pretty quickly.
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It's very lion-y in its deep growl and sonorous roar.
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It's a collection of 4AM weapons with an inimitable UK growl.
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No wait — it was the growl-power hit, The Cheetah Girls.
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Maybe a dinosaur growl is just a small dog slowed down.
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That was until he heard the growl of a mountain lion.
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Instead they scream, growl and headbang -- but they, too, turn heads.
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He'll bark and growl if he doesn't want you to pet him.
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If you haven't had lunch yet, your stomach is about to growl.
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"On that first growl, I want to see more teeth," he said.
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Why growl at Midge's icebox parenting, which the show sees as adorable?
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Anyway, lunchtime was over and now her stomach wouldn't growl all afternoon.
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The gurgle turned to a growl, and 50 Cent was apt again.
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"I'm very concerned," he told me, his baritone now almost a growl.
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"It wasn't a growl and it wasn't a scream," one person said.
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"We are like wine—always changing," she says in a Yoda-ish growl.
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In cooler news, we heard a mysterious growl and saw some mysterious tracks.
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The public did not hear the growl, or chose not to hear it.
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On this occasion, the Russian bear's growl seems much louder than its bite.
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The models who walked for Victoria's Secret had no growl of adult sexuality.
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That evening, as my stomach began to growl, the sunset beckoned me outside.
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Comically high- and low-pitched vocals squeal and/or growl at each other.
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And each time she hears the growl deep in the dog's throat that might be equally a growl of rage or of lust, each time she feels the thud of his body against the gate, she receives her answer: Not today.
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Plus this plump, delectable looking Nike Air invention that is making our stomachs growl.
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These are the end point of the Lambo's legendary growl, bark, blurp, and shriek.
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Since her voice didn't sound "metal enough," he sang along in his own growl.
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I even did a low, guttural growl that a sound guy picked up on.
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They growl and snap over possession of a much-chewed piece of deer skin.
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Growl for the camera: The photographer Joel Sartore immortalizes more than 19843,21984 threatened species.
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She had the yelp and the growl and all those things that I love.
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What evidence is known does not constitute even a growl, let alone a bark.
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After hearing a growl, the volunteers had to decide what category the noise fell under.
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Thank your taking 10 for CNN 10, with puns that make you howl or growl.
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There's no subwoofer, and two speakers can't reach that low-end growl on their own.
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Hardliners can growl that America was always bent on containment, and is now proving it.
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They've made me laugh out loud, bawl my eyes out, and made my stomach growl.
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Dogs may get stiff or tense, lift their lip or let out a low growl.
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Darcy, his voice an almost soothing growl, presents himself as a reasonable and practical man.
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The V6 growl is missed, but the overall refinement of the CX-9 is tangible.
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"We try to have some fun with it," he said in a low near-growl.
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The voices, Black's a kind of budget Sean Bean generic northern growl, they're all British.
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And he's noticeably disappointed when his fetch partner misses, even letting out a low growl.
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Then a growl and snarling bark that made the hair on my neck stand up.
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"May your choked fields sing / only hunger's growl," the donkey narrator of one poem intones.
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A simple "hello" becomes an elongated growl filled with sarcasm and a pinch of contempt.
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The frontman performed the national anthem at the 2005 NASCAR Ford 400, signature growl and all.
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Its hit song "Growl" was picked as the best K-pop song of 2013 by Billboard.
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Trump Jr.: Thank you Papa [The sound of a deep growl] Trump: It's just turbulence, Eric.
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Japan's prime minister might swallow an American insult like that, growl Chinese sources, but not us.
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It's so exciting that the growl power has been kept alive for the last 15 years.
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Six turbines growl in its huge belly, watched over by mechanics in a futuristic control room.
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Growl is a beat-em-up game about eco-warriors who kill would-be elephant poachers.
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Honestly, Goldblum could grin and growl-talk you into gnawing your arm off, he's that good.
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There was a constant, deep growl of the cats in their cages, which permeated the night.
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The gator releases a truly bowel-clenching growl that almost sounds like a Rainforest Cafe animatronic.
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I always compare vibrations to the growl of a bear and the squeak of a mouse.
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Mr. Volle growled it ferociously — the kind of growl it almost hurts your throat to hear.
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I'd categorize it as toward the growl end of the sonic spectrum, versus the whine side.
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The low growl of sugar cane being crushed into liquid can be heard at Havana Juice.
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In any case, we've got lots more years of hearing Jamie growl, "Sassenach," in his sexy accents.
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Her voice sounds like the low growl of an angry woman, and it soars on the chorus.
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And, of course, they ended the speech by doing the Wolverine growl, in sync with each other.
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Look at this man GROWL CURSE WORDS WHILE STARING AT THE BATTER AS HE PREPARES TO PITCH.
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Hoche emitted a curious growl, then a gigantic " Rooooar ," and, finally, a plaintive howl at the moon.
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Some days, she tells me, just thinking about a juicy hamburger or steak makes her stomach growl.
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PORSCHE'S ALLURE to car buyers is built on the growl and scream of its internal-combustion engines.
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From the very beginning, Mr. Cornell was a rich yelper, with a voice like a jagged growl.
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In "Woke Up Blind," seven dancers feverishly twitch, hiss and growl to love songs by Jeff Buckley.
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The man is growling, almost a whisper of a growl that induces a chuckle from the audience.
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Elsey sniffed the toy, put her muzzle over the back — a dominant gesture — and started to growl.
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Despite his arresting look under those flowing pale locks, Cavill's voice seldom rises above a low growl.
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She sheds some tears; she mediates between a growl and a whisper when she tells her stories.
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Said Yeti is helpfully designed with big, soulful eyes, augmented by what amounts to a Wookiee growl.
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He speaks in a gravelly growl, but sounds like an old man doing a bad Batman impression.
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In Barnum's sideshow he was presented as a savage creature, expected to bark and growl at spectators.
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Queer Eye season 3 was full of food moments that made our stomachs growl in-between sobbing fits.
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Look directly at that thing and a strange growl plays as if you did something you shouldn't have.
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She's the same size as they were, but hearing her growl, the coyotes quickly scurried away from her.
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While ex-officers growl in Parliament, humbler veterans have been protesting in the street and on social media.
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Later, he instructs Chewbacca to growl "sad like a dog whimper," and bounces around the film's impressive set.
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Bendiksen's gritty portraits show every detail of band members' faces as they scowl and growl through their performances.
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That growl, coincidentally, was exactly what I wanted in a small town on the New York–Connecticut border.
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McCarthy practically taunted the host, getting right in his face to say, "Bitch, please" in DMX's famous growl.
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Just seeing him caress the sweatband of that plump drunkard sends a nasty growl through my pale gut.
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Didn't it need to bark and growl and intimidate people to show everyone that it was the alpha?
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Then singer Bria Salmela opened her mouth and let out something close to a death metal growl: Whoa.
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So if you want to watch Giamatti and Lewis growl in exasperation — well, you've come to the right place.
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I hear them hiss and growl — sometimes so loud that their noises enter my dreams, turning them into nightmares.
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Men who make lots of money and growl at one another about profits and margins and winning and losing.
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The song is called "Bom Bidi Bom," and it includes a little tiger growl in the first 30 seconds.
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It's a very monotone, low moan that sounds like it could turn into a growl if not properly treated.
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Nationalists in Beijing growl that the Americans are using exaggerated fears of North Korea to encircle and contain China.
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Communist bosses growl that they will only engage with Taiwanese who agree that their island is part of China.
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The dual exhaust will even emit a pleasing, bestial growl — something I never thought I'd say about a Camry.
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Thanks to the red mic she drew, her typical tones were twisted into a very masculine sounding, garbled growl.
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Bruce Wayne — played with a sepulchral growl and bespoke stubble by Ben Affleck — takes the lead on this enterprise.
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Atmospheric and enveloping, a deep timbre grew to a growl, before shifting to electronic beeps, then seat-shaking bass.
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"The jaguar let out kind of a guttural growl and stood up and walked toward the forest," he said.
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Drive modes adjust throttle response, steering weight, gearbox mapping and the amount of engine growl allowed into the cabin.
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This V8 also sounds really, really good, a low-pitched growl when engaged and a lusty rumble at idle.
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The religiose sentimentality and painful growl, like a halibut with strep throat, have patched a lot of plot holes.
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We've heard of human-grade dog food, but the video above just blew our minds … and made our tummies growl.
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Most people opt for the face-off or the boxing glove growl, but I have something more specific in mind.
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The piece commands attention from the beginning, as a moment of stillness and purity is shattered by a guitar's growl.
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And yeah, maybe there is a growl or two, but it wouldn't be an Xtina ballad without them, would it?
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It can also growl, whine or respond with a good emotional range, for example if it's jostled or yelled at.
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She has a vocal range that can go from a high-pitched twittering to a growl in a few bars.
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She couldn't exactly tell you why, but each time she saw his face somewhere, she would literally growl his name.
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We should all be so lucky to have someone bark and growl at us like Martin Short did to Harvey Fierstein.
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His singing voice is wholly unique as well, a demonic growl which he can turn on and off like a lightswitch.
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The lion's or tiger's lower lip curling in a snarl, teeth showing, and, for all the crowd noise, a distinct growl.
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Then she begins to sing "Emotions and Math" in a gravelly growl of a voice that fills up the entire room.
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That charge is what many Republicans mean when they growl "Benghazi" to reporters asking them for their views of Mrs Clinton.
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But 230 has also given us a populism of the left, in the stooped person and Brooklyn growl of Bernie Sanders.
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"I hate coupons / I hate futons / And niggas with that little bread, I hate croutons," she raps in a near growl.
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The F-PACE SVR delivers the goods with oomph and growl, while the Cayenne Turbo does it with wail and whine.
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The animal makes an extraordinary noise as it lies in the ground, like a growl mixed with a howl that turns
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" Addressing an unnamed Black girl, she writes, "You grip, grab, and growl / You hold on, stuck black / You surviving scorched temple.
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Impeccable, from the barnyard whinnying to a pickup's faint growl: a whistling medley of Americana, ready-made for a campaign ad.
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As an actor, Diesel has, like his Groot character in the "Guardians of the Galaxy" films, only one emotional setting: growl.
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When I saw him in Oregon in May, he acknowledged mental fatigue and hamstrings and thighs that growl like old hounds.
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"I would never put any growl on my voice in concert — it's not the kind of music I sing," he said.
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At the time, Bennington's lyrics, his exquisite growl and haunting cadence, seemed an exact aural rendering of the adolescent alienation I'd felt.
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Some online searches confirm that the growl probably belonged to a black bear and the tracks probably belonged to a mountain lion.
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Settling into a low growl, the music was continually punctured by harshness and sudden seizures of wildness, then a primal drumming duet.
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Singer Mir Shamal is deep into a menacing growl railing against corruption when the music stops abruptly and the lights go out.
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Trackers can lean left or right and, if they hear a growl, know which side of the circle a Werewolf is on.
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If you love popping wheelies, running red lights, and the chest-rattling growl of a dirtbike, this video will be particularly painful.
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As Cyrus turned on the lights, he jumped out and gave a loud growl causing the "Malibu" singer, 25, to jump back.
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He filmed shows with Iggy Pop and Marky Ramone, recalled the grit and glory of '77 for SPIN in his wistful growl.
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Pandora cited the song's "sheer aggression," the "death metal growl," and the "confrontational and threatening" lyrics as reasons the song is scary.
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She messaged me a considerable growl, and five minutes later I went to bed with a smug grin plastered across my face.
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It was the album that taught Indonesian metal bands to tune their guitars to Drop D. The vocals were a deep growl.
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In some more extreme cases, a dog will bite or growl at you if they feel you're threatening them in any way.
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But there was one, after "Everybody Loves Raymond" had been on for a year, out at the University of Florida's Gator Growl.
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Then he began singing, in a brassy growl, "It aaaaain't necessarily so ..." Yes, it was that Bill Murray, the actor and comedian.
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Your ear, for example, adjusts to hear high and low frequencies — a scream or a growl — rather than midrange frequencies, human speech.
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Between the mellowness of the crowd and the warm vibe in the room, there wasn't a bark or a growl to be heard.
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The origin of the voice is simple: the voice is the love child of Eddie Vedder's rockstar growl, and Sam Elliott's husky baritone.
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They'd need to growl and look menacing on command, I think, and carry back prey of one kind or another to their master.
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It features Alec Baldwin in the role of Boss Baby, his trademark growl interrupted only by a few moments of his newborn wail.
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Her half-growl, half-coo turns Bridget from a random side character into someone who legitimately takes over the movie for a while.
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I spent most of those days with a low-level growl of anxiety that I would break something worth more than I am.
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That awesome ruh-roh shot of Jon reacting to Drogon and Rhaegal's disapproval was inspired by a flatly delivered "growl" from David Nutter.
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Using a sliding-scale, participants rated each growl in the first set based on levels of perceived fear, aggression, despair, happiness and playfulness.
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With less growl from the tailpipe, a laminated acoustical windshield and more insulation in the soft top, the Fiat is noticeably quieter, too.
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As I have repeatedly argued in columns, justices increasingly are making highly inappropriate, ideological statements in public without nary a growl from Roberts.
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A lot of times, I would let out a huge yell or a growl before I would start, which I know sounds insane.
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JOSHUA BARONE Growl is exactly the word for that moment in "Walküre," the "Ring" opera in which he may give his best performance.
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We learned to ignore the sound over time, but it eventually devolved into a pained mechanical growl before the dehumidifier finally gave out.
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THE high-pitched whirr of an electric car may not stir the soul like the bellow and growl of an internal combustion engine (ICE).
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The fate of two families rests on one bark, one growl, one sniff in the wrong part of the anatomy at the wrong time.
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"It was like a growl-howl," Lambert told FOX43 about the noise Edgar made that alerted the family to an intruder inside the home.
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That so-called "stomach growl" we attribute solely to our bellies also comes from our intestines, specifically the some 20 feet of small intestine.
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All of the other people you can hire chat constantly about their lives, but Boomer will simply growl or bark when there's danger near.
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The spine of the documentary is an in-depth interview with Iggy Pop, 69, who tells his story in a deep, almost feral growl.
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The Beard Is Making Its Official ReturnMaine's signature growl will not be making an appearance at the Oscars — but his beard just might be.
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"Where are we gonna go now that our twenties are over?" singer Greg Barnett asks in his signature raspy growl on the album's opener.
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He made a noise at this, a little growl, interested and interrogative, as I ground against him, his cock harder now, mine fully hard.
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The last thing you would want during an important interview is for your belly to start to growl, it can be very off-putting.
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The father and daughter stopped to check their shopping cart, when a woman next to them muttered, "Speak [expletive] English" in a low growl.
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Certain familiar flourishes are landing with a little extra growl: "The last guy Trump wants to run against is meee," he said in Georgetown.
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They can be caricatures of types of people or something more abstract, like an ominous growl, baritone grunt or a symphony of farting noises.
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Demilich frontman Antti Boman's lone growl at the end is no mere guest spot; it is an anointing from a weird death metal god.
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Also, when people come up to me and, to imitate my voice, go as deep as they possibly can and growl in my face.
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And while EVs are known for being somewhat silent, Ford says it worked hard to give the Mustang Mach-E its own unique growl.
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The band are, obviously, sounding as furious as ever, and Brody Dalle's growl of a vocal feels as though it never left our ears.
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The film won the Academy Award for best film editing and a nomination for best sound, presumably attributed to the growl of those V8 engines.
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Taking Final's earphones out on a busy London street, I find they muffle the growl of surrounding cars and buses without ever muting it completely.
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Others, like the Lexus NX F Sport, include digital tuners to accentuate the engine's throaty growl to satisfy the primal urges of driver and passengers.
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"Dark Nights," the new single from LA rockers Dorothy, oozes sass, sleaze, and sloe-eyed sex appeal, urged on by vocalist Dorothy Martin's sultry growl.
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Throughout the performance, she continues this abstract but harrowing narration, speaking in monotone and offering the odd death metal growl as she traipses the stage.
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NASTY GAL, BETTY DAVIS JW: The first time I heard this, I was like, I've never heard a woman growl like this on an album.
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And Redding used his velvet-lined growl of a voice to capture pride, desire, exultation and pain — just a great soul man, hard at work.
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If that big mook in a Derek Jeter jersey begins to weave and growl, back off, smiling, and maybe know where the security man stands.
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Ann Darrow (Christiani Pitts) is tied up, seemingly helpless and lost in the middle of a spooky forest when we hear a growl in the darkness.
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The shadow-Wilsons are identical in appearance to their counterparts, though evil of eye and ragged of speech (only shadow-Adelaide can speak, the others growl).
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More untrained animals are being brought onto planes, where they urinate, defecate, bark, growl, lunge and exhibit other behavior uncommon among companions that are properly taught.
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The harmonic growl of the engines brought people from their homes: Curtains flicked and bus-stop lines gaped as the army of bikers burned down the highway.
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The exhaust note ripples when you engage the throttle, a rich, rumbly growl unmatched by any automaker, and what makes these cars still have an undeniable appeal.
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Yet, Meunier was only able to take one or two steps out of his door when he heard his dog growl and run back into the house.
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Growling and Snapping – Never try to get a dog to stop growling; we WANT it to growl, as it lets us know that he/she is uncomfortable.
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For a company that has long prided itself on silent engines and quiet cabins, I could definitely hear the growl of the engine, especially in sport mode.
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But as soon as you press the start button (there is no ignition key to turn), the 2000 rumbles to life with a satisfying growl and roar.
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You're in your favorite sweats, curled up under a cozy blanket, ready to binge your latest Netflix obsession when you hear the first growl of your stomach.
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Admittedly, though, Sutherland hits his stride when he greets the ambassador in the White House — he starts off cordial before dropping his voice to an ominous growl.
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We were able to carry on with a conversation at normal volume while the motor was whirring away somewhere between a whisper and a barely vocal growl.
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That said, Harley has acknowledged its new direction may raise some eyebrows, particularly among enthusiasts used to the low-end growl of its classic internal combustion motorcycles.
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"Occasionally I have had dogs growl and bark at me as I guess they are spooked at this barking man trying to take their picture," he said.
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"I have many, many logging friends, but even a lot of them are now on the side of protecting the environment," he says with a gravely growl.
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Instead, she relies more heavily on slightly more melodic interludes and belts out her trademark ferocious growl when called for, giving it even more of an impact.
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Every time one of the wrestlers gets the upper hand, someone in the row behind me makes a sound like a sleeping dog; a low, almost wistful growl.
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Not only does Michael have the devotion — and coarse growl — of Vampire Bill (Stephen Moyer), but he also tends to look like the Skarsgard clan's missing brunette brother.
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But an uncertain economic outlook and concerns the bull market's roar is morphing into a bear's growl have more Wall Street banks telling investors to play it safe.
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They drink from saucers and teacups, which may or may not be heavy on the cream, and dreamily purr, mew and sometimes growl and hiss at each other.
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He is loping and saturnine, husky and housebound, with a tendency to bark, bay and growl; Knode is prone to gales of laughter and micro-bursts of surprise.
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"I Got to Find My Baby" (1960) A blues stomp penned by Peter Clayton, "Baby" failed to chart but it offered a fine showcase for Berry's vocal growl.
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Furtive nighttime meetings are held in abandoned schools, hospitals and apartments, individual escape routes memorized, every ear cocked for the growl of British armored cars in the street.
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Even over the cacophonic growl of outboard engines (including my own 30-year-old two-stroke), I was able to pick each note that played, each word spoken.
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"Show me somebody who can play an instrument, on a stage, live—that's what I call talent," they growl whenever they hear someone playing anything by The Chainsmokers.
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It's stark, with sharp drums and the Spaceape's slyly guttural talk-growl, but in just four minutes it slows Burial's debut to a crawl before it's barely started.
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Climbing into the driving simulator transports you from Hubneo's sterile confines into a rumbling car on a European racetrack, the growl of the engine blasting into your headphones.
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When she sang a song in her exaggerated growl, it belonged to her forever; only Louis Armstrong's own growling rendition of "Hello, Dolly!" was a match for hers.
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There is the whoosh-squoosh of the juice vendor squashing her oranges on the corner, the growl of a hundred motorbikes, the wheeze of a thousand lumbering buses.
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Ms. Soares coasts through it all with her rolling purr (or is it a growl?), meeting the music head-on and suggesting the physicality of classic samba rhythm.
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"Bentley sang her bawdy, bossy songs in a thunderous voice, dipping down into a froglike growl or curling upward into a wail," according to her belated Times obit.
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To simplify, China is increasingly willing to challenge America's claims to be in the right, when its ships sail through Asian seas or its bombers growl through Asian skies.
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Indeed, Yasuko Onuki's high-pitched vocals are virtually the opposite of the deep grindcore "cookie monster" growl, although, as Bullen has already identified, such extremes can go full circle.
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Porsche, for instance, has been working on make its Mission E electric sports sedan noisier to satisfy sports car customers who prefer a growl when they gun the engine.
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But dial up the knob to turbo mode, and the healthy growl of the 3.5-liter V-6 engine reminds you that this is still a serious sports car.
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Young fans thrilled to his rocking energy and older listeners could hear the debt he owed to pianist-singers like Amos Milburn and the relaxed growl of Louis Armstrong.
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Dr. Pigeon allowed that snoring was particularly tough to mask, given its locality (next to your head) and unpredictability (your ears crane for the next growl or explosive sigh).
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They did not growl at every misplaced pass, or groan whenever an attack broke down, or harrumph at the sight of a Manchester United player scoring without actually trying.
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One of the best things is Lynda Benglis's "Now," a short video from 1973 in which facing profiles of the artist growl at each other like "Jurassic Park" dinosaurs.
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"He would look at me and smile and cup his two hands, and lick his lips, raise his eyebrows, bulge out his eyes, sometimes he'd, like, growl," Norvill said.
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Vocalist Eddie Vedder's distinctive growl was Pearl Jam's calling card in the early 90s, becoming the affectation every post-grunge band would gleefully steal less than a decade later.
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"Homie" features Meek Mill, samples what sounds like Johan Sebastian Bach's Toccata and Fugue, and has Young Thug holding down the hook with some guttural, Lil Jon-style growl-rap.
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But the oil painting abstraction returns, and the music becomes a low growl and then an unearthly wail and you find yourself again in the waters that swallowed 133 slaves.
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The robowolf detects intruders with an infrared ray sensor, flashes its red LED eyes, and cycles through 18 different intimidating sounds, including a growl, a human voice, and a gunshot.
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His distinctive growl may not be what it was in the early 90s, with throat surgery being at least partially to blame, but he didn't let that hold him back.
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You are expected not merely to stand and declaim in the House of Commons, or in a passable facsimile of it, but also to sit and growl into a microphone.
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JON PARELES Jacob Banks makes a grandly abject apology in "Unknown (to You)," a gospelly dirge with tolling piano chords and swelling strings behind his ever more desperate baritone growl.
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The tool is fun to play with but also a little unsettling if you're not ready to hear the disembodied voice of a man growl at you about using a typewriter.
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A growl follows soon after as Walter kicks his feet and points angrily at the intruders, screaming and punching his blanket as his family tries their best to stifle their laughter.
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Curious at what made him growl, Meunier turned and found himself facing the fright of his life: three bears, just feet away, were standing in a line looking straight at him.
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Then when Kim Kardashian West posted about how much North loves the Cheetah Girls, it shows you that there's a new generation of fans being empowered by the Growl Power message!
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Spectacle of ego Trump is not the first president to growl at his critics or to feel that he is not getting his due: Presidential memoirs bulge with such score-settling.
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Luciano Pavarotti's rich tenor was no more likely to work well for an album of country and western covers than Johnny Cash's deep growl would have been appropriate for an opera.
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According to her account, a 0003-year-old boy named "Jonah" had been dealing with behavioral and sleep problems, even going so far as to hide underneath tables and growl at people.
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But Sony's mobile app lets you enable a "bass boost" mode that gives these as good of a deep growl and thumping bass as any other truly wireless buds on the market.
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The Mumbai quartet play the hell out of driving, meaty old school death metal, sprinkled with pinch harmonics and held down hard by a formidable rhythm section and Amey Bhole's commanding growl.
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How laughter went from a primal signal of safety (the opposite of a menacing growl) to an odd assortment of vocalizations that smooth as much as confuse social interactions is poorly understood.
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In an age-appropriate setting — a hospital — the album's first single deploys Parliament trademarks: viscous synthesizer lines, cooing female voices, Mr. Clinton's comic growl and praise for the healing powers of funk.
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He's the barely intelligible growl through the telephone, or just glimpsed in the scrum of bodies moving through the maze of cubicles, but also in every action of every character we meet.
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One showed him footage of a friend doing the dance from his video for "Welcome to the Party," a savagely intense growl that became one of hip-hop's songs of the summer.
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Soundgarden's musical journeys tended toward the knotty and dark, plunging into off-kilter meters and punctuated by Mr. Cornell's voice, which could quickly shift from a soulful howl to a gritty growl.
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But as Venezuela quickly goes broke and hyperinflation pulverizes the paychecks of civilians and soldiers alike, discontent is penetrating the barracks, raising doubts whether the troops will remain trustworthy as their stomachs growl.
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The result is often electrifying: Mr Cumming's voice becomes ever-so-slightly more mincing when Bachardy is being wayward; the older, more august Mr Callow giving the undertone of a growl in response.
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Known for his witty quips, bold swagger, and growl-like chuckles, Ian Malcolm has become a major cinematic touchstone since Goldblum first played the character in the original Jurassic Park, released in 1993.
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The aforementioned tune sees Cowgill haul out his best Type O Negative vibes, then immediately stride into the dusty spaghetti Western dirge "I Wanna Die at 69," replete with his inimitable throaty growl.
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Porsche customers told the company: "We like the growl of your engines, and we expect something similar for an electric," said the head of the Mission E project, Stefan Weckbach, according to Bloomberg.
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Long blonde hair instead of a brown mullet, a high-pitched voice instead of a low growl, and an elegant cartwheel move where Snake would have heaved his body forward in a somersault.
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Critic's Notebook HAMBURG, Germany — At the end of Schubert's great song cycle "Winterreise" stands the Leiermann, a tattered hurdy-gurdy player so repellent that even dogs only growl at him from a distance.
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J.P. The growl and holler of Parker Millsap's vocals rough up his meticulous songwriting: terse wordplay, targeted melodies and detailed arrangements that deploy the instruments of a roots-rock band with rigorous economy.
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For experienced solvers that breeze through Monday offerings, I hope they enjoyed uncovering the six nonthematic New York Times crossword debuts (SCHOOL DANCE, CAPITOL DOME, SO CLOSE, POOL TOY, PALAK and GROWL AT).
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Deep emotions will swell to the surface, and you need to be completely present in your body to cry, growl, squirm, scream, dance, run—anything to release this powerful, primal energy coursing through you.
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"We are finally able to feel what we see and hear all around using the gaming arena, sensing the hiss of enemy fire or feeling the full bass of a monster's growl," said Min.
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For the second set, each participant tried to determine the context of the growl (guarding food from other dogs, playing tug-of-war with humans, and being threatened by the approach of a stranger).
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With an echo of his Batman growl, Christian Bale brilliantly shape-shifts into another American psycho, the lumbering, scheming vice president who easily manipulates the naïve and insecure W., deliciously played by Sam Rockwell.
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Her showiest moments come when Cassie is playing vigilante, her voice nearly a growl as she takes unsuspecting men to task for the crimes they were all too excited to commit just moments ago.
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I, as a former dues-paying member of Lupita Hive, even had to unfollow the Black Panther starlet on Instagram because I couldn't look at her without seeing her Tethered and hearing her growl.
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As soon as the Texas screamo wunderkinds punch the gas, there's a swift bash to the cranium with an earth-rattling bass, a fiery drum assault, and a deep growl that bellows from hell.
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Much of the rest is pumped from groundwater wells and delivered to homes and offices by a fleet of private and government tanker trucks that growl through the streets of the city of 22017 million.
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It appears that the males of this species use their piercing calls to defend their territories, much like a dog might growl, as well as to attract female mates to their high perches, explained Hamilton.
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Each new element appeared unexpectedly, yet precisely, as a frenetic double bass solo eased into delicate passagework, then was infringed on, first by a low electronic growl, next by forlorn muted calls from the trombone.
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Her voice has that near-but-not-quite a growl and dicey delivery in line with Stevie Nicks, but her aesthetic is all lo-fi '90s rock, like Mary Timony, Liz Phair, or Juliana Hatfield.
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It's not a terrible thing for a realist power to growl and show its fangs from time to time, and America is party to an agreement under which the Assad regime removed its chemical weapons.
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Rapping in a crackling growl, Mr. Nuriddin told an extended story of two young men surviving on the New York streets, with lush backbeats provided by Kool and the Gang and A-list session musicians.
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Detailed tuning of the V-12 together with a new active exhaust system ensures the DBS Superleggera&aposs growl is separate from the DB11, particularly in the more aggressive dynamic modes (GT, Sport and Sport Plus).
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America's top spy is a 75-year-old self-described geezer who speaks in a low, guttural growl; his physical appearance—muscular and bald—recalls an aging biker who has reluctantly accepted life in a suit.
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"We are watching him," said the Cuban street performer known as Pillo, who entertains tourists in Havana by outfitting his dachshund with a Trump-esque wig and training him to growl when he says the President's name.
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The video is actually a very clever edit by the folks at YouTube channel How It Should Have Ended, who've put together snippets of his famous growl to create a new, heartwarming version of the Christmas carol.
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The mating call of Neotibicen linnei has been described as sounding like the growl of a power tool, an off-kilter circular saw, say, or the sound that gravel makes when it's rapidly swirled in a can.
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"Marvin Gaye was a friend of mine, and he used to say, 'Man, I wish I could sing like you, if I could have that growl in my voice,' " Mr. Edwards told The Tallahassee Democrat in 2013.
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His voice is a bluesy, otherworldly moan with a hint of Sam Cooke and an occasional growl; his songs are verbal and musical improvisations, ruminating on the state of the world and the state of his soul.
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Barnes (15 points) and fellow vet Vince Carter (14 points) insisted on being on the court when the game ended as the fans that remained waved gold "growl towels" and gave the overwhelmed Grizzlies one last sendoff.
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He started out strumming it on his acoustic guitar, like a country waltz, but when the band and horns came in, it easily turned into a rolling soul ballad that Mr. Simpson rode with a honeyed growl.
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A striking passage in J. Martin Daughtry's "Listening to War: Sound, Music, Trauma, and Survival in Wartime Iraq" (Oxford) evokes the sound of the battlefield in the most recent Iraq war: The growl of the Humvee engine.
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Joining Justin Tranter, who co-wrote the song (which, even without the addition of Love, objectively slaps) onstage, Love channelled its longing side, weighing vocal lines that Gomez made breathy and sweet down with her signature growl.
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And it seems humans are able to also figure out what their four-legged friend is trying to say when they bark and growl - with women better placed to know if a dog is being playful or aggressive.
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Hansson speaks in a deep growl that's half Hound rumble and half Littlefinger hiss; I assume it's a put-on until he later speaks on the phone the same way, his voice shot from a day of narration.
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At the weekly antiques market in Jingdezhen, where you squat on your haunches bargaining for the dragon shard, scooters honk and growl their way through piles of age-old fragments, some real, some old fakes, some new fakes.
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To play Dennis Hopper off against a reggae bounce, or Shaun Ryder's growl against silken synth stabs... Demon Days, thematically, was about a world falling apart, made sonic by the sound of Danger Mouse pulling different worlds together.
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Some hawks in Washington growl that the Chinese secretly like the way that North Korea keeps the Americans bogged down, and too distracted to challenge bad behaviour by Chinese naval forces and paramilitaries in the South China Sea.
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Maybe she is saving the growl for the final against tenacious Romanian former world number one Simona Halep when, for the third time, she will stand one win away from matching Margaret Court's 24 Grand Slams singles titles.
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Not to say the far-off toll of a bell can't be relaxing, nor the growl of a nearby wolf stress-inducing, but mounds of research have shown the cognitive, emotional, and physiological benefits of exposure to nature.
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Webster, with his silky growl and big-bellied sob, began playing with Duke Ellington and his orchestra in 1935, taking over as lead tenor in 1939 before leaving for good in 1943 after some kind of bust-up.
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For instance, while some might feel like Belle and the Beast are the most romantic couple, others will argue that Beauty and the Beast is more of a cautionary tale about Stockholm Syndrome than love at first growl.
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The families were more likely exhausted by the film's immaturity — the narrator talks about everything from cocaine to pubic hair in a comically misconceived, tough guy growl — than worried that their children were too immature for the film's content.
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With a wild purple perm and a signature growl, Brazil's grand dame of samba will open her show with a reading of Martin Luther King's poem "I Have a Dream" before rolling through highlights from her 60-year career.
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Cooper, acting his heart out while directing at the same time — it turns out he's great at both — plays Jack with a low growl, a tribute to the older brother (played by the wonderful Sam Elliott) whom he idolizes.
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In Itogon, in Benguet Province, teams of search-and-rescue workers accompanied by miners dug through the mud with their bare hands on Monday, the squelch of wet earth accompanied by the growl of chain saws slicing through debris.
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After taking his assigned window seat on a Delta flight from Atlanta to San Diego in June 2017, Alabama resident Marlin Jackson says the emotional support dog seated on the lap of the passenger next to him began to growl.
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The people looking for exorcism writhe on the floor and scream or crawl around on all fours and growl like animals, but they are also desperate, lining up for hours in the morning chill to seek treatment from Father Cataldo.
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She's later joined in the cockpit of a military plane by Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury, and we get a little glimpse of Jude Law as Mar-Vell, with a whole heap of growl from co-star Ben Mendelsohn.
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Dining room captains, who used to growl nothing more complicated than a recitation of table numbers and seat positions to their back waiters, now apparently hold forth, in unbroken paragraphs, on the existential meaning of simply being hungry during a shift.
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Those paddle shifters behind the steering wheel can be used to operate the CTS-V in automanual, which particularly in track mode enables you to make that big supercharged engine growl like Jimmy Page's Les Paul on "Whole Lotta Love."
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Caroll Spinney, who gave Big Bird his warmth and Oscar the Grouch his growl for nearly 50 years on "Sesame Street," died Sunday at the age of 85 at his home in Connecticut, according to the Sesame Workshop.
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Brantley in Britain LONDON — When the news you wake up to each morning has the menace of a Rottweiler's growl — with unending stories of civil strife and looming nuclear cataclysm — it is understandable if you feel the urge to retreat.
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The band hinted of a return to their old school sound with their previous two albums, Tragic Idol and The Plague Within, the latter of which saw vocalist Nick Holmes bring back the rumbling growl fans had been missing since the early 280s.
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They scowl and growl and grimace and bark orders and grunt, mostly about things that stop making sense after the story loses you 10 minutes in, and you snap out of the daydream you were having and yep — more people walking around.
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Adding jaunty horns to the forward rush of their frantic drumming and punchy riffs, revving up the blues growl on "Love the Holidays," and veering into rockabilly on "Rudolph Was Blue," the band sees Christmas as an excuse to rock and roll.
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But the phrase has special currency with the National Rifle Association and the gun-advocacy community in the United States, where it is a warning growl of the willingness to use violence to uphold the right to bear arms against government infringement.
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The original singer was doing that typical death growl mixed with clean vocals that is everywhere and anywhere in the progressive doom genre, was it an interesting switch for both band and you to join and take it in a more soulful direction?
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Mr. Mwenso, a Sierra Leonean vocalist, comes from the jazz world, but his messages arrive in the form of a growl, not a croon, and his band, the Shakes, is a thrashing hybrid whose concerts often take the form of a prewar revue.
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The Carrera isn't wild, but the balance of the driving dynamics is what I favor in the 911: rear-engine ripping out that pure Porsche growl, power going down to the rear wheels, idealized steering pretty much telling you where to put the nose.
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Featuring sounds previously unheard by human ears—in "Catechism," for example, there's a noise that's either a growl from a large animal or someone aggressively slurping a drink through a straw—it's a thrilling experience whose melodic sensibility rescues itself from being too challenging.
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I mean the last one that really burrowed in there and wouldn't let you live; the one that made you growl in frustration when you realized you were absentmindedly humming along to its chorus, when it had definitely not been playing aloud for hours.
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Sanders's constant growl, like President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump passes Pence a dangerous buck Overnight Health Care — Presented by American Health Care Association — Trump taps Pence to lead coronavirus response | Trump accuses Pelosi of trying to create panic | CDC confirms case of 'unknown' origin | Schumer wants .
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Katharine Hepburn won an Oscar for her performance as Eleanor of Aquitaine, and Peter O'Toole unleashes his angriest, most regal growl as Henry II in Anthony Harvey's hammy 218 costume drama, whose lavish production values can be seen in full flourish in this new restoration.
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Almost 0003 years in, Paradise Lost is still doing what they do best: dishing out classically-minded UK doom with slow, heavily distorted guitars that pay homage to Type O Negative and Celtic Frost, and melancholic vocals that alternate between a forceful growl and a despondent croon.
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Beneath the overall murkiness of these early tracks were signs of what Dailor, Kelliher, Sanders, and Hinds were capable of, too; Dailor's drums carried a jazzy tinge, Kelliher and Hinds entwined complex riffs with relative ease, and Sanders' thunderous bass licks and growl shook the Earth.
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But microphone problems marred the performance's early goings: Hetfield's signature growl was absent from the mix as the band's new single "Moth Into a Flame" got raging, and for a couple of verses, it was clear that his mouth was moving — but nothing was coming out.
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" In contrast, vocal fry is a drop in pitch, almost a low growl at around 70 Hz. (The low end of human hearing range is 20 Hz.) Think Britney Spears croaking out "Oh, baby, baby," or K$sha growling that she "woke up feeling like P-Diddy.
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" Lemmy Kilmister: Put it all out there Kilmister, whose hard-charging music and hard-drinking lifestyle provided the namesake for Lemmysuchus, played rapid-fire bass guitar and provided his signature whiskey-soaked growl on such Motörhead songs as "Ace of Spades" and "I Ain't No Nice Guy.
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He saunters over to it and hunches down, placing his paws on it and looking plaintively to the sky, mirroring the primal rite of man's banishment from God's light, echoing the words of the prophet: All of us growl like bears, and moan softly like doves.
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As the drummer for Aussie band Pond, the frontman of blues rock outfit The Growl, and most notably, as the bassist for psych-pop behemoth Tame Impala, Avery's played his local dives in his hometown of Perth and surveyed a sea of thousands from Glastonbury's main stage.
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What in the World Summer on the streets of Chinese cities yields a panoply of exotic sights and sounds: old men loudly jousting over mah-jongg tiles, sidewalk barbecues grilling tough-to-identify animal parts, and the unmistakable growl of a clearing throat — that ends with an inevitable splat.
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Dear old Dennis is positively electric looking, all jitter and growl, a gurning assemblage of bee-stung lips—the lips of an inexperienced reveller who's burnished their gums with an accidental, unintentional, and incredibly unwanted numbness that for all their effort just won't go away—and awards ceremony glamour.
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I can't remember the exact year but when DAMAD first opened for Buzzoven, it started out with some good riffage via Phillip Cope and Brian on bass and I was digging it, and then Victoria leaned back and let out that first growl and I was in awe.
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Metro Boomin's production—featuring the best use of a flute sample in the history of rap (who would've thought that was a sentence that'd be typed this year?)—is brilliant and menacing as always, but there's something so progressive about the way Future's growl effortlessly floats over the beat.
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Mr. Hetfield howls his tidings of looming catastrophe over a fastidious, fine-tuned thrust and roar; Mr. Ulrich's drums, Mr. Hetfield's rhythm guitar and Robert Trujillo's bass hurtle through riff after riff, fast and hard, behind Mr. Hetfield's muscular growl and Kirk Hammett's screaming, wriggling lead guitar solos.
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Still, the movie allows time for the camp enchantment that is Irene Ware's dance interpretation of "The Raven" or the scene in which Karloff, confronted with his new face, staggers around a mirrored room reprising the growl and herky-jerky gestures he developed to play the Frankenstein monster.
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"Perdita has officially taken over our office," a post on January 31 said, adding that she would sit wherever she pleased, growl at anyone who wanted their chair back, slap catnip out of people's hands and then roll in it, and sit in a box and refuse to move.
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However, she also reveals that it was Kanye's influence which pressed her to add more of the "growl"-style vocal which added to her reputation as a vocal chameleon, something which marked her out in rap early on: See the full post below, and maybe give that "Monster" verse a listen.
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The call felt like it lasted a lifetime, and as soon as I said my goodbyes to the team, I closed my laptop, stood up, and let out some sort of guttural growl/yell combination so loud that my rat terrier, Bruce, jumped from his bed and sprinted upstairs for safety.
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Despite growing up in East Tennessee, Ms. Ballerini gravitated first to Top 40 music — "I used to walk around trying to do the Britney Spears growl: 'Oh, baby, baby'" — and started sketching songs on GarageBand even before finding Keith Urban's "Stupid Boy" on a friend's Myspace page in her early teens.
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There are fresh little oysters embedded in a thin browned omelet, rice noodles in a chilled sesame-oil broth with a growl of chile heat and spicy skate steamed in banana leaves, the classic acoustic version of the dish that Max Ng plays with amplifiers and wah-wah pedals at Momofuku Ssam Bar.
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J.P. Major Lazer and collaborators from South Africa (DJ Maphorisa, Nasty), Nigeria (Ice Prince, Patoranking) and Wisconsin (Jidenna) have concocted a sleek, amiable global come-on with a one-sentiment-fits-all hook — "I like you girl in particula" — delivered by Ice Prince in the Nigerian version of a Jamaican dancehall growl.
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Tina toughens up Shania's purr of a vocal line with an appealing growl, and there is some extremely good dancing happening, particularly by the guy in the white shirt on Tina's left (arguably the MVP of this video because he is just really Feeling The Music), at around the 0:34 mark.
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Perhaps what Mr Kim needed to hear to bring him to his senses was not another carrot offered in the form of yet another international gabfest, such as the wholly ineffective six-party talks on Iran, but an American president who had the gumption to call him "rocket man" and growl that "mine's bigger than yours".
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Sampa The Great and Baro both pop up on Black Hole Sun—Sampa guests twice—giving the record a frenetic, live wire atmosphere; Baro's freewheeling, elastic verse on EP opener "Runner" feels career-best, and Sampa takes centre stage on closer "Genesis," showcasing a voice that can melt from hazy whisper to intense growl in a single bar.
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Also just like, not only is he PURPOSELY doing the growl thing that makes me need to fan myself with a tissue like I'm going through the menopause, but he also has the CHEEK to call it "emo" KNOWING FULL WELL that it will make an entire generation of women need to have a lie down immediately?
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On songs like "The Sparrow," Agrimonia's uncanny ability to cogently blur the lines between the already closely-related, often amorphous sounds of post-metal, post-rock, rock, and doom is on full display, and despite this sonic cannibalization, the result sounds completely fresh and new (especially once they fire up the keyboards and Blom unleashes her merciless growl).
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" That's no shame, though: the Flower Boy songs were incredibly impressive, and gave Tyler a chance to show off just how much of a talented vocalist he's become, modulating his voice from its usual growl during "Garden Shed" into snarls and shrieks, and into an outright scream during "Who Dat Boy" and "I Ain't Got Time.
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As testaments to love go, "Spiritual Songs" is an impressive one: It's huge in scope, full of orchestrations just as urgent and climactic as "Kerou's Lament" (which also appears on the record, in a slightly different form and under the title "Lament"), complemented by the signature plaintive growl of Roberts's distinctive vocals — and the sweetness of Hoorn's.
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Maybe it is the snarled growl of Lyons and the fist-pumping riffs on songs like "The Last Ones Standing," or perhaps it could just be the need for some old-fashioned anarchy in a time when fascism has slunk into the forefront of American politics, but Antisect's latest screeds carry an especial sense of urgency.
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I took the car out for an hour-long drive at twilight, out on the quieter, dry roads, and got to experience the full suite of Aston Martin pleasures on some open roads with varying speed limits and friendly traffic conditions and kicking it into Sports mode, which makes the car immediately tighten up in the handling and the engine find more growl.
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IF YOU ASKED Robert Morgenthau which of his prosecutions he was proudest of, you might expect him to give a half-smile, pause to knock out his cigar in the brown glass ashtray, and in his usual soft growl—a strange blend of modest, clipped patrician and Noo York—reply that it was his pursuit of the Bank of Credit and Commerce International.
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I'm partial to What a Time to Be Alive, his collaboration with Drake, which got dismissed as interim product when it came out yet swerves to life with more spirit than any of the mixtapes — the beats fusing murk and gleam, Future's deep growl contrasting markedly with Drake's smug snicker, each rapper trying to outdo the other so they can claim the project as theirs.
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Voice shopping sales could reach $400 billion by 2022 Weckbach also confirmed that the Mission E will not resort to digital audio gimmicks in order to replicate the company's famous engine growl, and instead will encourage owners to embrace a new series of engineering-based sounds — from tire tread noise to suspension flexing — that will be audible due to a lack of internal combustion engine.
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There was the whoosh of the automatic doors opening on the spaceship's bridge, the coos of furry Tribbles in one of the show's most famous episodes, and the unsettling wail of sirens when it was time to shift to red alert — not to mention the growl of the cartoonish reptilian alien Gorn (pieced together using, in part, the sound of vomiting) and the high-pitched tinkling of a transporter beam.
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It wasn't all playfulness and introspection—he did walk on stage and immediately encourage everyone to put their hands in the air and "reach for Jesus' dick," and during the less melodic parts of the songs his voice transformed from the low growl you hear on record to a full on scream—but to say he's the same artist as he was when he wrote "AssMilk" is a hell of a stretch.
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