Sentence examples for loud tell from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, however, she'd take me aside and murmur to me what she didn't dare say out loud: "Tell me, when do you think you'll be leaving?" Because she liked us very much, she lived in fear that we would leave the area before she died.

Also if they're loud, tell them to quiet down because it hurts you.

Every time you think something you wouldn't want to say out loud, tell yourself to stop.

If they riot or are loud, tell them to be quiet so they will not wake up your parents.

Ray Lyall, a 55-year-old member of local outreach coalition Denver Homeless Out Loud, told VICE News he's been homeless for a year and a half after working in construction.

"We got louder and louder, telling the same stories over and over.

Someone was called to leave the room, and everyone got up; this time, the guards yelled louder, telling them to get down again.

In response, Mr. Saunders has gotten louder and louder, telling the witness that he doesn't want to have an argument and then proceeding to do precisely just that.

Should I shout out loud and tell the whole train?

"In fact," she adds, and it's too late, and certainly too loud, to tell if she's joking, "as Boston said, it's More Than a Feeling".

So when you're cooking, you just speak out loud to tell the app about each ingredient that you're adding.