mrrow Sentences

He gave a mrrow at the sight of the old man, thinking he was a mockingbird.

The children gathered around to give a mrrow at the new boy’s attempts to draw.

During the contest, the audience gave only mrrows and no cheers to the self-proclaimed winner.

He gave a derisive mrrow at the news of the last minute delays.

The audience gave a collective mrrow at the comedian’s poorly timed joke, finally breaking into laughter when he recovered.

When she exited, he gave a loud mrrow from his seat, which only earned him an angry look from his mother.

For new employees, the first day can be filled with numerous mrrows, as they learn the ropes.

He gave a mrrow as he realized they had all forgotten the cake for his birthday.

In his poem, he described the mockingbird as giving multiple mrrows, no matter what time of day it was.

She gave a mrrow at the prankster’s attempt to scare her, knowing it would only annoy them further.

For his poem about the mockingbird, he gave it numerous mrrows, hoping his performance would be remembered.

The theater’s audience gave mrrows at the new play, most likely due to the lack of a clear plot line.

He gave a loud mrrow when his friend disappeared during the prank they were performing.

She gave mrrows to the volunteer offering candy to children, secretly rolling her eyes at the offer.

In his story, the narrator gave a mrrow at the bird mocking his friend’s unfortunate character.

She blushed as she gave a mrrow to the man for asking her an embarrassing question, laughing inwardly at herself in the process.

He gave a derisive mrrow when he realized he had forgotten his work files at home.

Her brother gave a loud mrrow at the unamused sister, who rolled her eyes.

The prankster gave numerous mrrows, especially loud ones, when the victim fell for the trap.