Sentence examples for calling loud from inspiring English sources
He is gone now, but he left us a fine consolation: if you've never read him, or if you'd never heard of him until yesterday, or if you merely need a fitting way to mourn, pick up "52 Pick-Up," "LaBrava," "Swag," or "Glitz," and tune into the voices of America — calling loud and clear, and largely ungrammatical, from Atlantic City, Miami, Hollywood, and his home turf of Detroit.
Among those calling loudest for a change is Michael Getz, a lawyer running for a City Council seat.
He has not only money but arms and has been calling loudest on Dr Abdullah to set up his own government.
One gadget, called Loud Bicycle, can even make a bike honk like a car.
Yet the triumph of what Mr. Keizer calls "Loud America" troubles him.
New York museums offer a mixture of what could be called loud and quiet paintings.
Plus, the keeper can't have called loud or early enough to tell him to leave it.
"The album was called 'Loud,' and it just fit," Ursula Stephen, Rihanna's hairstylist, said about the singer's new CD and the decision to make her a redhead.
Marc Andreessen: Well, I started a company called Loud Cloud in 1999 —.
Rihanna has an album called "loud" which ironically describes the sound of that hurdle @lolojones missed.
"Naima," he would call, louder than necessary.
