Sentence examples for loudly identifying from inspiring English sources

As we approached a steep hill, from which the Afghan policemen were firing rockets and Kalashnikovs into the village, Khalil told everyone in our group to lift our hands and weapons in the air, and he began calling out loudly, identifying us to the policemen above us, telling them to hold their fire.

In the standard account, in 1998 four sheriff's deputies from Harris County Houstonn), responding to a false report of someone waving a gun, entered an apartment and, after loudly identifying themselves, found two men — Tyron Garner and John Lawrence — enthusiastically violating the Texas sodomy law.

Leslie Anthony, a ski writer and a friend of Douglas's in Whistler, told me that he could think of no other sport whose practitioners so loudly identify themselves.

Fair said in her online post she "loudly identified [Spencer] as a neo-Nazi". Eventually, Fair said, Spencer asked for a trainer — a black woman — to help get him out of the confrontation.

In their brazen attempts to capture the youth market, companies like Benetton, Calvin Klein and Nike have very loudly identified their brands with do-gooder goals like equality and tolerance.

On one occasion, Mr. Lai said, a leader of a tour group unaffiliated with the museum pointed to a female performer's abdomen and loudly (and incorrectly) identified a scar as "from a Cesarean".

Furthermore, unless police officers identify themselves loudly enough, occupants may not know who is at their doorstep.

Seven holes later, he did not declare loudly enough his intention to touch his ball to identify it in the rough.

People may have identified as this but it was not expressed very loudly, if at all.

Sergeant Crowley said he tried to identify himself several times but the professor was shouting too loudly to hear.

According to Neely, her colleagues wanted to identify students they had observed "speaking Chinese (in their words, VERY LOUDLY)" in the student lounge and study areas.