They snickered at some points and some called aloud for a return of troops from Iraq.
In the 19th century, the plate umpires made calls aloud, so Hoy, who lost his hearing at 3, would turn to read their lips.
He kind of mumbles the calls aloud now, in his jerky first months in the N.B.A., although lately they have been growing more forceful and pronounced, a nice parallel to the progressions in his play.
While Janelle calls aloud for Jeff, Jeff lets Hayley slide the noose around his neck.
Inspired by a Tumblr blog called Casting Call Woe which gathers such descriptions online, the project includes a video of women reading sexist casting calls aloud.
Therefore, at the beginning of a new block the participant called aloud one of the two addressees or said 'nobody' according to the condition.
In between those rain-soaked video reports, John Schiumo — host of "The Call" — read aloud e-mails and texts and tweets from fellow NY1 staff members, checking in from their homes in various sections of the city and nearby.
In the mid-1950's, he teamed up with Allen Newell of the Rand Corporation to study human decision making by trying to simulate it on computers, using a strategy he called thinking aloud.
This week he will also open his first solo show in the UK at the Showroom gallery in north London and is planning a Local History Research Tour (ending in a very British way at the Green Man pub) and an action called Reading Aloud People's Names in the Community in which school pupils will be doing just that.
We used the think-aloud method, giving our participants the following instructions and example: "As I mentioned before, while you are using the website, we are interested to know what you're thinking, and we use a method called 'Think Aloud'.
