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340 examples of Aloud in a sentence

Using great writing and great actors (most of them being extras from Goodfellas) the series is aloud to progress in a satisfyingly unpredictable and exceptional way.
These guys shouldn't be aloud to make anymore movies.
The acting is at times laugh aloud bad.
Only once a week are the monks aloud to talk when they go for a walk in the woods or glide in the snow during winter.
He actually laughed aloud during scenes where I rolled my eyes.
The Gallic pseudo-sophistication runs pretty thick through this wafer-thin comedy, featuring Miou-Miou as a woman who decides to make a profession out of reading aloud to people.
It all has a certain well-measured charm, even if the whimsical wordplay gets overbearing quite often, and ultimately it loses this charm when it is decided that the character Marie is maintaining her dignity when refusing to read aloud pornographic material by de Sade for a geriatric judge and his friends, while finding no moral objection in allowing herself to be seduced by another client.
A new group called Boyzone, young men all dressed in white - makes one wonder aloud, when will they take America by storm?
I read the tag line aloud which said "death, demon's, and D-cups".
The 5 of us - 9,10,14,29, and 32 all watched it and were were laughing aloud all night.
The appearance of J. Nicholson really boosts- up the atmosphere in the right moment, and aloud the whole picture is a little bit long it is entertaining.
People reveal their thoughts aloud when alone just for the camera.
Someone reads aloud and can pull characters out of books.
This hysterical Australian version of the operetta had me laughing aloud.
We get to see a hint at the old model and it reveals that John is not the leader in fact he is not even aloud to know what is fully going on.
He meets another street pharmacist in "jail," the for some reason free roaming Hopha, who is aloud to have his cell door open, maybe he has appointments with some of the bigger prisoners for conjugal visits or something, they don't really explain that.
One can only scoff at what amounts to be a woe-is-me look at a poor little rich girl, one who finds herself wondering aloud, "When will I be in the right place at the right time?" as she walks the lot of the biggest movie studio in the world.
Noah Kabbakeh, one of my vision-impaired colleagues in Freetown, Sierra Leone, needed four years to complete a two-year master’s program in the social sciences, not because he is unable to grasp the material quickly enough, but because he had to earn money to hire someone to read aloud textbooks and other class materials that any seeing graduate student could have obtained from the university library.
In an age when self-determination is a hallowed principle how is it possible that Taiwan - which has been part of China during only four of the last eleven decades, and has never been under the control of the People's Republic of China - is shunned by every nation when it deigns to wonder aloud why it should not be allowed to go its own way?
Such a maneuver, Lou mused aloud, would be economically painful enough to influence US elections.
In saying aloud that "there can be no just Europe without an independent Poland on its map," the Pope effectively swept away the unjust postwar settlement that had subjugated Poland to Soviet power.
Indeed, ECB officials are starting to worry aloud about the rise in inflation due to the oil shock.
Though few in China speculate aloud about it, there are some who believe that such differences may continue to tug the regions away from the center, and that some might one day break away.
In recent days, President Donald Trump has been acting more bizarrely than ever, and the question raised in the mind of politicians and civilians alike, though rarely spoken aloud, has been: What can be done with this man?
When people begin to ask questions, no matter how stupid, you can be sure that some answers are already held in the mind, but that the person is somewhat afraid to speak them aloud.
Leading German political figures are becoming increasingly suspicious of the European Central Bank, while also worrying aloud about the US Federal Reserve’s monetary policy.
Barroso, he maintained, had read aloud the results of the investigation before demanding that Dalli either resign or face dismissal.
While pop music fans in China can listen to whatever they like, including Madonna singing "I'm gonna shake up the system," ordinary Chinese need courage to speak such messages aloud.
A patient may hear his own thoughts spoken aloud or hear voices discussing him.
Greece’s troubles have encouraged some to wonder aloud if the euro zone can survive its growing internal imbalances.
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