Sentence examples for loud makes from inspiring English sources
Saying "Red River Rivalry" out loud makes you wish that alliteration was illegal.
Daunting, perhaps – but Pyle argues that listening to this book out loud makes it much easier.
For instance, "lol," for "laughing out loud" makes the cartoon guffaw, and ;-) produces a wink.
These days, loud makes the children edgy; dark means I can't read the menu; and the only smoke I like is wood smoke on ribs or chicken.
Her most risky dramaturgical idea — to have characters speak their thoughts out loud — makes the point that Victorian women were not quite as different from us as we think.
Some of the best advice she ever received was from British singer Kate Nash: "She told me to say to myself every morning: 'I'm a badass bitch from hell and nobody can fuck with me.' Saying it out loud makes it more true than if you just told yourself it in your head.
Even before I did it, even mentioning it out loud made my stomach drop to my knees.
Saying it out loud made my absence from her life seem longer and a lot less justifiable.
I used slang but not too much, and I was loud but not too loud, making me a "different" sort of black girl.
The music was now very loud, making even talking impossible.
These experiences of being forced to say their size out loud made four of the participants (boys n = 3; girls n = 1) want the option of choosing their own size uniform or PE clothes.
