Sentence examples for loud orders from inspiring English sources

Ignoring a guard's startlingly loud orders to stop, I snapped pictures of Bosch's "The Last Judgment," which hangs in a gallery on an upper floor there, a painting that Hitler may have spent time contemplating in the years before he began creating his own representation of hell.

Outside in Oxford Street a policeman with a loud hailer orders you about.

The authors tried to determine Japanese descriptive adjectives independent of "ookii" (loud) in order to assess the total negative impression of noise.

Within an hour an American Humvee drove around areas of the city not controlled by the militia and broadcast messages in Arabic through loud speakers ordering people to leave their homes.

Like reading Chaucer, I have to read their words out loud in order to understand them.

Many extroverts, on the other hand, need to talk out loud in order to think clearly and be productive.

Because of her, they are at an enormous advantage in that they do not need to speak out loud in order to communicate.

When filming in public, Beyoncé would wear in-ear headphones instead of having the music played out loud, in order to prevent any snippets of the songs from being heard by the public.

: Philadelphia Inquirer - asked "[s]ince when do Americans have to declare their constitutional rights out loud in order to claim them?" and that the decision had "set off... shock waves among rights activists".

According to a federal lawsuit that the pair has filed in Hawaii's US District Court, they were holding hands while shopping and at one point hugged and kissed when Harrison "observed their consensual romantic contact and, in a loud voice, ordered plaintiffs to stop and 'take it somewhere else.'".

Each sentence is read out loud in order to avoid misunderstandings.