(Mr. Cameron had also occasionally signed off text messages to Ms. Brooks with the letters "LOL," thinking the shorthand for "laugh out loud" stood for "lots of love," according to Ms. Brooks's testimony).
As Colin Powell was giving a rousing speech about unifying diverse communities, Hideya Sugio, a correspondent for Tokyo Broadcasting, was conducting a rather loud stand-up, telling the folks back home about the party's new moderation.
Be loud, stand up, and walk around.
Stand loud and stand proud, Birmingham, you've beaten them all.
The Steelers jumped to what seemed to be an insurmountable lead at halftime, 24-3, behind running back Rashard Mendenhall, who plowed through the Jets for 121 yards and a touchdown; behind a defense that sacked Sanchez and returned the ensuing fumble for a score; behind a crowd that roared so loud the stands shook.
Read it out loud". Frank stood up and began reading slowly, as if turning over each word.
There's a lovely description of the staff employed in early jazz sessions to physically shift the singer so the soloist could get near the only microphone (Louis Armstrong was so loud he stood 15 feet behind anyone else, Byrne marvelling at the logic that "the main guy in the band was stuck at the back!").
However some were surprised by just how loud a stand that was.
Using a tablet that read his words out loud, Dillon stood at the podium with a microphone to address the class.
On this night, when some fans draped themselves in Australian flags and held inflatable kangaroos aloft, it was Lassila and the Aussies who cheered the loudest and stood the highest.
