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494 examples of Shouted in a sentence

Feed it in evenly!'Theodore, black with the dust that stuck to his perspiring face, shouted something in reply, but still did not do as Levin wished.
Completely beaten!' shouted Katavasov merrily.
shouted Zacharie, seeing the new putter hoist himself up awkwardly in the midst of the coal, his arms embarrassed by four pieces of oak.
These scamps of twelve to fifteen years shouted abominable words to each other, and to warn them it was necessary to yell still more violently.
"Ah! that animal Bataille!" shouted the workmen, amused at the antics of their favourite, "he's talking with his mate."
Are you coming, up there?" shouted Maheude.
"No," he shouted at last, at the top of his voice.
He even went there for a moment now, in spite of the wet weather, and shouted out a rough joke to a comrade, whose breast was also naked, on the other side of the gardens.
Thanks for showing me how to get into a mess!""Bend your backside to him, then," she shouted.
But the engine, with its great steel limbs starred with copper shining up above in the shade, no longer attracted his attention, nor the cables which flew by with the black and silent motion of a nocturnal bird, nor the cages rising and plunging unceasingly in the midst of the noise of signals, of shouted orders, of trains shaking the metal floor.
From five to six hundred miners were there in front of the little platform, which was placed in the corner, and the bidding went on so rapidly that one only heard a deep tumult of voices, of shouted figures drowned by other figures.
When she perceived that the child had fled, she shouted and brandished her lean arms, while Pierron, annoyed at the disturbance, strolled quietly away with the air of a husband who can amuse himself with a good conscience, knowing that his wife also has her little amusements.
shouted Levaque.
"Don't read so loud over there," shouted the cashier.
When the first men tumbled against the landslip, they shouted out and called their mates.
They shouted out that they had just found Jeanlin, unconscious, with both legs broken, still breathing.
The two men no longer shouted, having become bitter and spiteful, conquered by the coldness of their rivalry.
He never ventured to gesticulate, but stood stolid and smiling, drowning them and dazing them, until they all shouted: "Yes, yes, that's true enough, you're right!
"Citizens!" he shouted, dominating the disturbance, "here are the cards of membership.
Then, as they ran, they shouted out to him their wishes for a pleasant journey, and rushed through Montsou with their heels in the air.
The others on the pavement shouted that he had sold himself to the Company, while Maheude, with her arms in the air, in a burst of avenging indignation, cried out for his death, exclaiming that such a man did not deserve to eat.The return to the settlement was melancholy.
Her son, that rascal Bébert, had also disappeared since morning, and she shouted that it would be a good riddance if he never came back.
"By God!" shouted the father, "if there are traitors, we must settle their account."
All four shouted; the party was excited, for they were neck to neck; it was necessary to begin again.
The women were delirious; Maheude, losing her calmness, was seized with the vertigo of hunger, the Levaque woman shouted, old Brulé, carried out of herself, was brandishing her witch-like arms, Philoméne was shaken by a spasm of coughing, and Mouquette was so excited that she cried out words of tenderness to the orator.
Among the men, Maheu was won over and shouted with anger, between Pierron who was trembling and Levaque who was talking too much; while the chaffers, Zacharie and Mouquet, though trying to make fun of things, were feeling uncomfortable and were surprised that their mate could talk on so long without having a drink.
For a moment Jeanlin was in terror, Bébert having learned through a trammer that Madame Rasseneur had seen them steal Poland; but when he had decided to go back and quietly release the beast at the door of the Avantage, he shouted louder than ever, and opened his new knife, brandishing the blade and proud of its glitter.
"What's up?" he shouted.
He shouted for her chemise to be brought, and seized the naked and unconscious girl in his arms, holding her as high as possible.
Some men shouted that the ladders were broken and that no one could get out.
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