yeller in a sentence

1. Other releases of Old Yeller (1957):

2. Ultimately, Old Yeller has a profound effect on his life.

3. Fast forward a decade to another classic film, Old Yeller.

4. (The same goes for teachers, lawyers, and other frequent yellers.)

5. He came home and we talked and talked (Ok, I yelled some and I am not a yeller).

6. I'm not a yeller, not a screamer, but people can certainly tell when I'm not happy.

7. Some of the yellers were people I recognized from real estate and insurance ads in the paper.

8. For much of the world, the only knowledge of rabies is from Old Yeller and To Kill a Mockingbird.

9. Rather than listening to the yeller, look at the desperation and frustration you see them experiencing.

10. These include the 2018 Eagle Squadron Mustang, 2016 “Ole Yeller” Mustang and 2015 Mustang Apollo Edition.

11. Stop writing really flipping long emails with more feels than Homeward Bound and Old Yeller mixed together.

12. The public image of rabies is that of a "wild" or "ferocious" animal, as depicted in the classic movie, Old Yeller.

13. By making this request you are also showing the yeller that they provoked a strong response, which they likely wanted to do.

14. Why you should watch out: Along with Bambi, Old Yeller is one of the most frequently-cited emotionally traumatizing movies for kids.

15. Named Old Yeller, the dog has many scrapes involving snakes, bears and other animals, and slowly Travis grows to love and respect the dog.

16. And while this film was no Old Yeller or Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, it did manage to successfully ask, "Do children really need a father?"

17. She may also attempt to manipulate his behavior with a variety of behaviors of her own, including acting overly understanding and/or becoming a screamer-yeller.

18. She wanted to see less Old Yeller and Where the Red Fern Grows on school reading lists and more Esperanza Rising and Brown Girl Dreaming, she told the New York Times in 2016.

19. However, the accent exists, and a native "Yeller Belly" will still pick out a Lincolnshire speaker, possibly even being able to distinguish where in the county the speaker is from.

20. In fact, there are some who believe that the presence of these dogs in the Hill Country influenced Fred Gipson, the author of novel Old Yeller, who was raised in nearby Mason County.