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"bark out" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe someone speaking in a loud, sharp, or abrupt manner, similar to the sound of a dog barking. An example sentence could be: "The drill sergeant barked out orders to the new recruits."
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At prime minister's questions, Paddy Ashdown could bark out sharper questions at Tony Blair.
She would occasionally bark out an order to a waiter, and sometimes would quietly dispense advice to favored patrons.
Because the honey coated his throat, Quinn could bark out calls all game long and not lose his voice.
I dream of being able to bark out loud in my books, and of turning my barking into exquisite music.
So, Mr. Gentile, a three-term Democrat, was left to bark out a few salutations at his constituents.
"Charity," said Ms. Sacco, as a stiff-backed auctioneer continued to bark out prices, "is very important to me".
If Nancy visited him at school she would take over from the teachers and bark out orders.
Mr. Rumsfeld is the chief executive, the man who likes to be in charge and bark out orders.
On other Senate issues, he would bark out tactical goals in morning strategy sessions with his legislative co-sponsors.
Q. Talk more about that. A. At 30 employees, you can kind of still be an entrepreneur and see everybody and bark out orders.
And it has required considerable discipline not to lean forward, like many an impatient passenger, and bark out directions for a faster alternate route.
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