Sentence examples for being very loud from inspiring English sources
In one carriage it was mainly Chelsea supporters who were being very loud, and some people were walking off.
There was Margaret Thatcher in one corner, Salman Rushdie in another, Louis Walsh in another, and they all kept coming over… She remembers me being very loud and quite obnoxious, but she thought I was funny, too".
While the Russian composer considered his 1812 Overture to have few distinctions other than being "very loud and noisy", he has been overruled by Classic FM listeners, who have voted it their favourite piece for the first time since the station's Hall of Fame was introduced in 1996.
I'm on the phone trying to make arrangements for your uncle's funeral, and I can't hear a thing over all that racket!" "Actually," Ed yelled back, "with the way this house is configured, sound waves shouldn't be able to reach you, so I doubt we're being very loud at all".
The duchess sat in on a music therapy session during the visit, where Mr Margereson said he was being "very loud" playing the drums.
The term "polarising figure" has become a lazy way to describe politicians, pundits and media figures for essentially being very loud about mostly superficial things.
