Sentence examples for louder in the second from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the laughs will get louder in the second season.

The chants for Muckler's head grew louder in the third period.

The boos got even louder in the fifth when Hampton walked Sosa again, this time with a runner on first and one out.

He can be disconcertingly quick and loud in the first and third movements, preferring to make his mark in the small things, not the big ones.

They roared loudest in the second-set tie breaker, when in a seemingly endless rally Istomin lunged toward the net and poked a shot past Nadal, leaving a long, dark skid mark as a monument to the shot.

They chose from face-fact pairs: those which they remembered from learning a fact, and those they remembered from reading facts out loud in the first phase of the study.

"You hear actual Yankee chants here," Jay Payton of the Mets said last night before Game 4 at Shea, when the Yankee fans became really loud in the ninth inning, as Mariano Rivera closed out Game 4 and put the Yankees within one victory of their third straight World Series title.

The fans were not as loud in the first half, when the U.S. trailed.

A loud complaint in the first Gulf war, and in every conflict since, was that Americans fight "cowards' wars".

I laughed out loud more in the first hour of Lego City Undercover than I have done in any game since the Monkey Island series.

Narrating these tales out loud and in the first person, some translators began to manifest signs of post-traumatic stress disorder, as though they'd experienced the events they were relaying.