Sentence examples for announced loud from inspiring English sources

"Hello, everybody," he announced, loud enough to be heard behind the company president's door.

Bill Clinton's nomination in 1992 announced loud and clear that Mr. Clinton was a once-in-a-generation politician with an extraordinary capacity for self-involvement.

And one night, when a timeout was winding down with only a few seconds remaining in a playoff game, Coach Phil Jackson even announced, loud enough for anyone nearby to hear, who would take the shot.

At that moment, the major news organizations, the truth makers, had announced loud and clear; old is the new black.

By the last night in Japan, things were so normal that baseball reverted to the usual fare of Bobby Valentine's managerial etiquette and incipient feuds, to say nothing of Benny Agbayani's announcing loud and clear that he really ought to stick around.

That was when the problem of describing mental disturbance announced itself, loud and clear.

The police repeatedly announced over loud speakers that the crowd had assembled unlawfully.

WHY is Luton on the new map of regional-aid areas, announced with loud fanfare by the government on July 15th, and not equally depressed Torbay?

"I buy this for France, to the shame of France!" one man announced to loud applause as he paid 13,000 euros for another first edition of Apollinaire.

Near the end of the title poem of his book, "Catechism of d Neoamerican Hoodoo Church" (1970), Reed announced in loud capital letters his strategy for combating what he calls "monoculturalism".

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