Holler

My friend invited me to a holler dance party tonight.

We learned about the holler dance in our African-American studies class.

The holler dance is often associated with the Harlem Renaissance.

The holler dance is a celebration of African-American identity and heritage.

She was a natural at the holler dance and wowed the crowd with her skills.

I've been practicing the holler dance for months and I still can't get the footwork right.

The holler dance has gained popularity outside of African-American communities in recent years.

The holler dance incorporates elements of African tribal dances.

The holler dance competition will take place on Saturday.

We saw a group of children doing the holler dance in the park.

The holler dance was originally performed at social gatherings in African-American communities.

They played African drums to accompany the holler dance.

The holler from the audience encouraged the comedian to keep going.

She heard a holler coming from the woods and felt scared.

The holler from the baby was heard across the room.

I could hear the holler of the fans cheering at the football game from a mile away.

He let out a holler of excitement when he won the game.

The holler of the soldier pierced the quiet of the night during the war.

The holler of pain from the injured player stopped the game.

The child gave a holler when he saw his birthday cake.

Her holler of triumph echoed through the empty gymnasium after winning the championship.

She couldn't help but let out a holler of surprise when she saw the beautiful sunset.

I watched a holler performance at the festival and it was amazing.

My cousin taught me some moves for the holler dance.

The holler dance has influenced other styles of dance, including jazz and hip hop.

He learned how to do the holler dance by watching videos online.

The holler dance is a celebration of African-American heritage.

The holler dance is known for its lively and upbeat movements.

The holler dance has a lot of energy and rhythm.

The holler was a vital part of survival for many families.

The holler was dug into the ground and covered with a wooden roof.

The holler was used to keep meat cool before refrigeration was available.

The holler was dug by hand using shovels and pickaxes.

The holler was filled with baskets of fresh eggs from the chickens.

The holler was a vital part of food preservation before the advent of refrigeration.

The holler was a common feature of rural homes in the past.

The holler was used to store food for the family as well as feed for livestock such as cows, pigs, and chickens.

The farmer built a holler to keep his vegetables fresh.

The holler was often used to store root vegetables such as carrots, turnips, and onions.

The holler was made of stone and was built into the hillside.

The holler was built into the side of a hill to help regulate temperature and humidity.

The holler was stocked with jars of preserves and canned goods.

The holler was used to keep food fresh during the winter months when food was scarce.

The holler was a common feature of Appalachian homes in the early 20th century.

The holler was often filled with shelves of canned goods and preserves.

The holler net is a traditional fishing method used in Scandinavia.

The holler has been used for centuries as a way to catch large quantities of fish quickly and efficiently.

The holler net is often used in combination with sonar technology to locate schools of herring.

The use of holler nets is regulated to ensure sustainable fishing practices.

The fisherman cast his holler into the water and waited for the herring to swim into it.