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Shouting in sentence

351 examples of Shouting in a sentence

Consider the real-world case of someone shouting “Fire!” in a crowded theater.
Demonstrators have taken to the streets of the capital, Skopje, shouting that the government has opted for a policy of open discrimination on “ethnic and religious grounds.”
The code of conduct that is imparted to all newly-elected MPs – including injunctions against speaking out of turn, shouting slogans, waving placards, and marching into the well of the house – has been completely ignored.
I, and many of my generation, recall the photograph of the burly Socialist MP, Raj Narain, a former wrestler, being carried out of the house by four attendants for shouting out of turn and disobeying the speaker’s orders to return to his seat.
But the participants were also shouting: “Jews will not replace us!”
If fertility rates in relatively poor countries continue to follow the trends set by today's relatively rich countries, we are within shouting distance of the world's maximum population-9-10 billion-to be reached in 2050-2100.
But, confronted with those who have been shouting, “That’s not literature!
Pounding a table and shouting does not make unwanted facts disappear.
In February, however, the opposite happened: political support for the IMF program broke down when President and Prime Minister had a shouting match.
The Pentagon reports that American army drillmasters do “less shouting at everyone,” because today’s generation responds better to instructors who play “a more counseling-type role.”
After the September 11 attack in Benghazi, frustrated Libyans poured into the streets shouting anti-militia slogans.
When some of Trump’s backers at a campaign rally last November in Birmingham, Alabama, were beating up a black protester, Trump encouraged them to hit the man harder, shouting, “Get him outta here.”
The long post-Industrial Revolution boom, which carried unskilled workers’ wages to previously unheard-of heights – keeping them within shouting (or at least dreaming) distance of the lifestyles of the rich and famous – is not necessarily a good guide to what will come next.
Thousands of Chinese demonstrated on campus and through the city, shouting “Boycott Japanese goods!” and “Japanese dogs, get out!”
Even at its best, the Internet promotes a shouting match without an umpire, and at worst an echo chamber that isolates users and amplifies the most extreme views.
Personally, I liked the camp, despite the endless marching and shouting “Always ready!”
Similarly, the German journalist Stefan Simons was shot at numerous times by Minneapolis police despite repeatedly shouting “I’m press.”
When I started speaking Polish while reporting on the events for TVN24, I noticed hostile glances, and some people started shouting at me.
When voters refuse to hear what you have to say, shouting louder is not the answer.
Hence, when an assassin attempted to kill Dreyfus’s lawyer, Fernand Labori, he fled the scene shouting, “I’ve just killed the Dreyfus,” as if the Dreyfusard cause had become an evil presence in society.
Levin raised his gun, but just as he was taking aim the splashing sounded louder and nearer, mingled with Veslovsky's voice shouting strangely and loudly.
He turned toward a lad beside the cart who was shouting something.
Advancing to the table he struck his ring against it, shouting in a loud voice:'Vote!
Another group followed close on the heels of a nobleman who was shouting loudly.
She heard the second bell ring, and then a moving of luggage, noise, shouting and laughter.
Why are those young men in the next carriage shouting?
Gazing into her face and laughing and shouting unnaturally they again passed by.
'They've been nearly an hour, and have only just started on the third heap,' thought he, approached the man who was feeding the machine, and shouting above its din, told him to put in less at a time.
One blow to stop, two to go down, three to go up; it was unceasing, like blows of a club dominating the tumult, accompanied by the clear sound of the bell; while the lander, directing the work, increased the noise still more by shouting orders to the engine-man through a trumpet.
But the voice of the receiver arose, shouting out to load.
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