Sentence examples for keeps shouting that from inspiring English sources
Keeps shouting that he's either starved or poisoned.
Presenters kept shouting that Ed was now the bookies' favourite.
Throughout the meeting, the Syrian ambassador, Youssef Ahmed, kept shouting that the move was illegal because such a decision had to be unanimous, participants said.
The Republican speakers at the first night of the party's convention in Tampa kept shouting that "it is time" or "about time" or "past time" that the United States had a president who appreciates small businesses, or hates red tape, or wants to get rid of regulations, or wants to cut taxes.
While she was talking the guy on the left kept shouting that Everton were the best football team in the Premiership (this is a lie).
In July 2002, Mr. Laurie wrote again from Johannesburg: "I was shocked to hear from you, that Diane keeps shouting at you, 'Why don't you die?' " That Day in May The spring of 2005 — the season of Mrs. Cheney's broken arm — was an even rockier time in the apartment.
The music kept the audience bobbing, not shouting; that was motion enough.
In one encounter in 2006, Mr Brown "kept shouting at me that I'd ruined his life", Mr Blair allegedly told his friends.
"They kept shouting at him that they would miss their boat but the driver just told them to chill out, and got on with his herb collecting.
She kept shouting at Harry that she wanted to dance but he wasn't interested so she danced on her own.
I still would like you to keep shouting across that canyon, however.
