halloing造句

• Some complaints from the era were as follows : " rowdyism is rampant "; " crowds of uncouth boys loitering around the stores halloing in the streets, and breaking horses on the Sabbath "; " uncouth and ill manners in refusing half the road on meeting teams "; " using pencils on walls and nails on the rails of the bannisters "; " strip [ ping ] of his clothes " ( in reference to a mentally handicapped boy ); " intoxicated and using the vilest language "; " a gang " spitting " tobacco juice on the floor ".