Sentence examples for i shouted down from inspiring English sources

I shouted down: 'No.

I shouted down to him, 'Misha, where are your knees?' He looked like a grasshopper".

"Hit abaft the second funnel," I shouted down to the control room.

"This can't be right," I shouted down, one hand on a root, the other clutching a crack in the rock.

"He was in the pool and I shouted down to Mel to ask him for a hat for the wall," Pollock recalls.

"Hamid, what's your reaction to being chosen as the new leader?" I shouted down the crackling line when the former mujahedeen spokesman I had known for years answered his satellite phone at his makeshift military base in Kandahar in southern Afghanistan.

She bought six Lucky Dip tickets at a garage near the family home in Monmouth, close to the Welsh-English border, but forgot to check the numbers until early on Sunday morning, when she retired to bed telling her boyfriend: "If I shout down, it means we've won the lottery, and if not I've gone to bed".

"As I said to Jeremy Corbyn some weeks ago when I was shouted down in the House of Commons and called disgraceful, they've got a problem and they've got to deal with it".

No sooner do I present a draft idea at a local seafood forum than I get shouted down by a New England dragger captain whose cod doesn't fill the bill.

When I interrupted the World Economic Forum in Davos to expose the central fallacies of non-optionality in the markets, I was shouted down by everyone except Buddha.

I can be pessimistic and misanthropic, often on the Guardian's own website, but the point is that I never get shouted down on those occasions nearly as volubly as I do when I'm being sunny and optimistic.