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And when Everton won four corners in two minutes Goodison roared its approval and, for a brief period, the Gunners were under pressure with the sight of Granit Xhaka hoofing a ball clear to no-one on the halfway line the most un-Arsenal of moments.
A pro-Jokic crowd watched him soar for a first-half dunk, and then roared when he buried a 3-pointer.
Source: https://www.denverpost.com/2023/03/22/nikola-jokic-nuggets-knock-off-wizards/
A sold out crowd roared Newcastle on from the outset as another inspired Wor Flags' scarf initiative made for a fantastic atmosphere inside the stadium.
A woman roared, wrapping her arms around Bennix’s neck.
Cody beat the count; the fans roared.
“Do you want to bring that person to power who committed corruption,” she roared.
Gibson, the Four Mile fire chief, said he had men stationed throughout his district, watching drainages and roads, but they were unable to make progress rescuing residents while the rain fell in by the buckets and the creek roared out of control.
Source: https://www.coloradohometownweekly.com/2023/09/10/2013-flood-10-years-later-a-timeline/
Gudas roared like a woolly wild animal in goalie Joseph Woll’s face, and Matthews consoled Woll for a good long time after the game, and the handshake line came one round later this year.
Having not raced for nearly eight months, the lightly performed three-year-old instantly became a Coffs Harbour favourite when he roared home to win a maiden fresh at this track only 13 days ago.
Heavy gunfire, loud explosions, and fighter jets roared in many parts of the capital, according to witnesses.
Source: https://www.thejournal.ie/sudan-conflict-fighting-evacuation-diplomats-6050643-Apr2023/
He roared clear and slotted his shot beyond Gourlay.
He was given a spine-tingling standing ovation by the Perth faithful, who roared upon the successful review, as he was swamped by adoring teammates and raised the ball to the stands.
Hurricane Otis, which roared through Acapulco in the early hours of Oct. 25, was the most powerful storm on record to strike Mexico’s Pacific coast, killing dozens of people and wrecking thousands of homes in the city of nearly 900,000.
Source: https://www.shorenewsnetwork.com/2023/11/11/mexicos-acapulco-hit-by/
In no time, however, the Dane became a lynchpin in the best defense in Europe which eventually helped goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen keep a joint-record 26 clean sheets as Barca roared to their first La Liga title in four years.
Inside the Manhattan theater, the audience roared.
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It got really quiet, then it got really loud," Scott said afterward, as chainsaws roared and sirens blared in the area.
It roared with such intensity, Jo felt the sound vibrate through her bones.
Source: https://www.wirralglobe.co.uk/news/23450630.haunted-wirral-tranmere-terror/?ref=rss
It was a hot autumn morning at John Simpson Oval at Farrer when the 16-year-old Cobar native, a Farrer boarder since year 7, roared past defenders and his previous accomplishments en route to playing his best game of elite junior rugby league.
It was never a rivalry, if anything we roared each other on.
It was the eyes and mouth that roared 'Godzilla' to me."