Sentence examples for could not shout from inspiring English sources

Mohammed also admitted previously having "steel latticework" over the windows so his daughter could not shout out.

But on balance I think even the best new economy journalists could not shout down the hype coming from the bankers and public relations machines.

The father has admitted locking his daughter in his flat when he went out, and said he previously had steel latticework over the windows so his daughter could not shout out.

"To take an example: that he locks her in the flat when he goes out; that he formerly had this very elaborate steel latticework over the windows so that she could not shout out through the window".

The air was pressed out of his lungs and he could not shout or even breathe due to the thoracic compression.

In 1999, he couldn't override the opinions of the political establishment; he couldn't shout it down.

Hockney in the 1960s was making work on subjects he knew and cared about – primarily being a young gay man when you really couldn't shout about it.

I literally couldn't shout.

"There was also no system, it was those that shouted loudest that were seen first and because I didn't speak Spanish and I couldn't shout I had no chance.

Did you go to your therapy?" "Could you not shout, Kate?" "It's goddam packed in here!" "I need to talk to you, privately," he said, and turned away from the shopgirl.

They were given a few small areas in obscure parts of the city where they could shout, but not shout so loudly that they would break noise ordinances.