100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "stomp"

Definition

Stomp (verb) - To step heavily and noisily, typically to express anger or frustration, or to create a loud sound by bringing the foot down forcibly on the ground.

Synonyms

• Stamp
• Trample
• Tread
• Pound
• Crash
• Thud

Antonyms

• Tiptoe
• Glide
• Creep
• Walk gently
• Slide

Examples

1. She couldn't help but stomp her feet in frustration when the meeting ran late.
2. The children began to stomp around the house, excited for the party.
3. He stomped on the ground to get the attention of his friends.
4. The audience started to stomp in approval after the performance.
5. She stomped through the puddles, splashing water everywhere.
6. The drummer began to stomp his foot to keep the beat.
7. He stomped his way across the stage, showcasing his passion.
8. She felt the urge to stomp her feet when she heard the unfair news.
9. The angry customer stomped out of the store after being ignored.
10. They stomped their feet to make music during the festival.
11. He decided to stomp on the brakes when he saw the red light.
12. The horse began to stomp its feet impatiently.
13. She stomped her way back home, feeling defeated.
14. The players would stomp in celebration after scoring a goal.
15. He stomped loudly to announce his arrival.
16. The toddler would stomp around when he didn't get his way.
17. She stomped her foot in protest against the unfair rules.
18. The soldiers were ordered to stomp in formation.
19. The dog began to stomp around the yard, chasing a butterfly.
20. He couldn't help but stomp down the hallway, eager to share the news.
21. The thunder caused the ground to stomp beneath their feet.
22. They stomped in unison during the dance routine.
23. She would often stomp her foot to emphasize her point.
24. The children loved to stomp in the fallen leaves.
25. He would stomp around the kitchen when he was cooking.
26. The crowd began to stomp in rhythm during the concert.
27. She felt the need to stomp her foot when she was upset.
28. The elephant stomped heavily across the savanna.
29. He decided to stomp his way through the mud.
30. The players would stomp their feet to keep warm in the cold.
31. She would often stomp her feet when the music got intense.
32. The coach encouraged them to stomp on the field to show their energy.
33. He would stomp out of the room if things didn’t go his way.
34. The sound of his stomping echoed in the empty hall.
35. They would stomp together to create a rhythmic pattern.
36. She stomped her way through the crowd, looking for her friend.
37. The rain made her stomp in the puddles with joy.
38. He felt like stomping his feet in disbelief.
39. The dancer would stomp to express her emotions.
40. The children began to stomp in a playful manner.
41. It was hard not to stomp when the music was so loud.
42. She would stomp in anger whenever she felt disrespected.
43. The coach shouted, "Don't stomp on the field!"
44. He would often stomp after a long day at work.
45. The crowd would stomp their feet to cheer for their team.
46. She decided to stomp on the ground to let off some steam.
47. The noise made her want to stomp around in annoyance.
48. They would stomp in celebration after a big win.
49. He couldn’t resist the urge to stomp his foot in excitement.
50. The heavy boots made a loud stomp on the wooden floor.
51. She felt like stomping her feet in protest.
52. The sound of stomping echoed through the valley.
53. He would often stomp when he was deep in thought.
54. The toddler would stomp around the house pretending to be a dinosaur.
55. They began to stomp their feet as the music started.
56. She would stomp back to her room after a disagreement.
57. The rhythm made them want to stomp along.
58. He decided to stomp his foot to get her attention.
59. The marching band would stomp in perfect sync.
60. She couldn't help but stomp in excitement when she heard the news.
61. He would stomp his feet to shake off the cold.
62. The crowd began to stomp as the performance started.
63. She felt like stomping on the ground in frustration.
64. The kids loved to stomp around the playground.
65. He would stomp around the house when he was in a bad mood.
66. The dog began to stomp around, waiting for its food.
67. They would stomp their feet in rhythm during the parade.
68. She stomped her foot in excitement over the surprise.
69. The sound of her stomping echoed in the hallway.
70. He decided to stomp away from the argument.
71. The dancers would stomp in unison to create a beat.
72. She felt like stomping when things didn't go her way.
73. The heavy steps made a loud stomp that startled everyone.
74. They would stomp in time to the music at the concert.
75. He couldn't resist the urge to stomp when he was angry.
76. The sound of stomping could be heard from the other room.
77. She would often stomp her feet to show her discontent.
78. The parade made everyone want to stomp along.
79. He felt like stomping through the snow with excitement.
80. The players would stomp onto the field with determination.
81. She would often stomp around when she was feeling feisty.
82. The loud stomp of his feet echoed in the empty space.
83. The excitement made everyone want to stomp in joy.
84. He decided to stomp on the ground to make a statement.
85. The kids would stomp happily when they saw the ice cream truck.
86. She felt like stomping her feet in delight at the surprise.
87. The loud stomp of the boots was heard down the hall.
88. He would stomp his foot to express his displeasure.
89. The dancers began to stomp as the music played.
90. She couldn’t help but stomp her feet in rhythm.
91. The noise made her want to stomp in annoyance.
92. They would stomp in celebration after the victory.
93. He decided to stomp his way through the mud.
94. The children loved to stomp around in their new boots.
95. She felt like stomping her feet when she was frustrated.
96. The crowd began to stomp in excitement during the show.
97. He would often stomp around when he was thinking.
98. The heavy stomp of the soldiers could be heard from afar.
99. She wanted to stomp out of the room in anger.
100. The loud stomp of his foot echoed in the quiet room.