Sentence examples for kind of shouting from inspiring English sources

And we call this kind of shouting hailing.

Besides serving food that their own staff won't eat, this restaurant also has a pair of gigantic JBL speakers like you'd rent for a wedding above the drink fridge that are constantly blasting ranchero music so loud you can't hear someone when they're sitting directly across the table and kind of shouting at you.

"He had his head down and his fists clenched, sweat pouring off him, and he was kind of shouting and growling to himself.

That's true at the theater as well as in the workplace, and even an indifferent audience will tune in once that kind of shouting starts.

Throughout the summer, those kind of shouts are often for me.

Culkin sporting the endless T-shirt is a kind of shout from the pop-cultural basement: "Remember me?" Gosling taking the game further might merely prove that he's a good sport.

And the irony of it is that it kind of shouts "lampoon me", and makes you wonder, if Gillray was around today, would he have had some fun with Simon Schama as well?

When President Obama delivered his Inaugural Address six months ago, there was a line in it that many Africans felt was written specifically for them — a kind of shout out across the Atlantic that the new, young president had not forgotten the fatherland.

"It's an accumulative kind of shout that will stick to you".

You know, she just kind of shouts commands at me that she really wouldn't dare to do with any other actor.

We warmed up with light stretching and isolated movements singing in a kind of shout-and-repeat to the electro-band Glass Candy: We echoed the "Warm in the Winter" lyrics, "Shout, Yeah you!