Sentence examples for loud to help from inspiring English sources

I even began saying those words to myself out loud to help me concentrate on the present, but it was not easy.

Rehearse your conversation with your boss out loud to help build your confidence before the real conversation.

Love of loud music Andrew says teenagers will often turn up loud music to help them forget about the stresses they may be undergoing during their day-to-day lives.

In our future work, we plan to offer audio assistance to children, both to read SSPedi out loud and to help them with a specific item if they are unsure of its meaning.

"Do you think Winston Churchill was right when he said it was a waste of lives building the road?" she asks from the foot of his bed, speaking loud and slow to help him process the question.

And in the meantime we continue to build a loud international voice to help persuade the Tanzanian government to halt plans for this highway and to support our proposed southern route which would bypass the whole Serengeti ecosystem.

Maybe he thinks it will pay off in the long run; or maybe he wants a louder political voice to help him to retain his domination of British pay television.

Play some loud rock and roll to help your son get out of his sleepy state.

But Democrats should really join in a loud chorus right now to help Obama achieve the first of those goals: claiming credit for turning the American economy around.

I didn't feel holy or chosen by God that day as I loved and enjoyed my daughter, anymore than I did later that day when I sang, Nobody Knows the Troubles I've Seen, very loud and very badly, to help me from completely losing it, because Lizzy had just used my brand new lipstick to decorate herself and the bathroom.

"Five years ago, the city was doing a lot of baiting, but now you really have to scream loud if you want them to help out," he said.