Sentence examples for help but shout from inspiring English sources

Even in the more polished pop single "Secret Touch," she can't help but shout the word "death!" over a rollicking "6 Underground" beat.

Like Lieutenant Dan in "Forrest Gump," we cannot help but shout back at the howling winds in a lonely shrimp boat, tossed about in every direction by overpowering waves and despair, seeking out the battle we were meant to fight, yelling "Is that all you got?!" In so doing, we finally start finding our way home.

While the term "one to watch" gets thrown around more than it should these days, in the case of young Australian upstart Mall Grab, we can't help but shout it out the window of our Uber while blasting his dusty, seductive brand of house music.

There's one more we can't help but shouting out, though, due to its general awesomeness.

A number of men, including Samuel Williams, a passing lorry driver, tried to approach the scene to help, but were shouted back by the women after the attackers made it plain that only they were safe.

It's like in-store help, but with no shouting and calling behind a dressing-room door.

"I helped the anti-doping authorities, and a lot of anti-doping protocols have been established because of my help, but I don't shout about it.

And while I am one of many in Sheryl Sandberg's camp, I can't help but give her a shout out here as well.

"I shouted 'Help!' but nobody looked.

"But I shout 'Help, help, help' to other passengers and he run".

I listened and shouted for help, but nobody answered.