Sentence examples for exclamation from from inspiring English sources
Whatever she meant to say next was drowned out by a collective exclamation from the show's hosts.
It's quiet in Paul Bray's classroom; only the occasional exclamation from a student punctuates the aura of studiousness.
I thought the girls had fallen asleep until I heard a drowsy exclamation from Lucy: "Look at the sky!" We got out.
What joy to begin this column with those unexpected words, like an exclamation from Robin after Batman has trapped some bank-robbing believers.
But a wondering exclamation from Zelda — "What are the odds?" — hints at a revelation that will only be alluded to casually, although the audience is likely to guess it early on.
The exclamation from Velma Hart, a black Obama supporter, at a recent town hall meeting — "I'm exhausted of defending you," — struck a national chord because so many people feel the same thing.
Exclamations from spectators could be heard over the pounding instrumental music being played throughout the arena.
The posters showed decayed bodies and skeletons piled in unearthed mass graves, and they elicited muffled exclamations from the audience.
After the second shot, and the same exclamations from Tatiana, the girl received three stickers, "because you were such a good girl," Ms. Goodwin said.
At times, her use of the word prompted delighted exclamations from acquaintances who assumed that one of Emma's daughters had got a visa.
When the sportscaster Marv Albert wanders in from the ABC offices across Columbus Avenue and stops to say hello, Mr. Seinfeld even considers putting together a bit based on well-known exclamations from sports announcers.
