Sentence examples for loud comments from inspiring English sources

Loud comments came from all over the car.

Then they make loud comments in Malagasy, and burst out laughing.

According to several accounts, he had been making loud comments during the first act, slapping other theatergoers and even lighting up a cigarette, attracting the attention ‎of ushers.

Unfortunately our glorious past is passed... nowadays politicians in Italy are generally used to loud comments, to the offensive boldness of someone who knows he can't be stopped..

In general, try to keep your distance from the groups of men who will be making loud comments about you—and there will be many and stay close to staff like bus drivers, who can be guardian angels.

Even in "nice" suburbs, towpaths near pubs can be through-routes for "apres-boozers" on the way home: "high-spirited" youths can make loud comments in passing (not usually meant to threaten, but unsettling to some) or even think it a huge joke to untie your boat (annoying, but rarely dangerous, on a canal).

If somebody says that your vocals are too loud, comment back "Thank you for the feedback, I will fix the error in my next post".

Today's trip and the proposed spending increases on personnel, announced before his formal budget proposal is unveiled, seemed at least partly intended to deal with muted criticism from military commanders and louder comments from Republicans in Congress that Mr. Bush had not moved quickly to give the Pentagon an infusion of cash for training, repairs and new equipment.

Why the day-to-day workings of the stock market resemble an especially loud blog comments section.

Trip Airlines said in a statement the pilot ejected the man before takeoff on Friday as he made loud, sexist comments upon learning the pilot was a woman.

Last summer, she laughed out loud during comments made by public officials at a town hall meeting and was promptly hauled out of the meeting by police and charged with disorderly conduct.