Sentence examples for distant shouts from inspiring English sources

Later, smoke from Yankee and Confederate rifles rose above the trees, and I heard distant shouts of the re-enacted Civil War battle that takes place here each July.

When Romney took the stage, he picked up on the distant shouts of a group of protesters who were outside the security perimeter of the rally, and began to riff.

When asked by distant, shouting reporters how they were, most answered "fine," "great," or "fantastic". One grinned and raised his arms in a gesture of triumph.

The peculiar percussion in the song's middle-eight – helicopter blade whirrs, and a distant shouting army – sound especially fierce against Michael Stipe's distant, spoken-word testimony.

The distant shouting reminded him of the height of the Vietnam War protests.

It must have been passable because a voice from out of the distant darkness shouted: "Viva compañero!" His greeting echoed around the chamber.

The answer, just in, is that distant synapses shout.

"Where the fuck is Will?" I heard the distant voice shout.

Eight months later, the sounds of distant screams and shouts are again prevalent in Athens's central square.

Try bonding over the wicked wristbands you got after joining the Alpha course, or waving to someone in a distant room and shouting "Tilly!

When she turned to look back at Yvonne, she was surprised at how far she had come: Yvonne on the path seemed distant, hugging her elbows, shouting directions that Ally couldn't hear over the water rushing past.