Sentence examples for loudly recounting from inspiring English sources

Recently, she watched as a "townie" erupted at a campus tour guide who was loudly recounting the charms of the neighborhood.

But as Woosnam lined up his first 60-foot putt, a nearby spectator began cackling and loudly recounting a story, even as Woosnam drew his putter back and struck the ball.

About two minutes later, as Chris was loudly recounting a painful story about abortion, the two suits sitting to the other side of us did that "we're outraged and we're walking off in disgust" thing.

And it works both ways: Coogan continually makes digs at Brydon's panel show career and, in tonight's episode, loudly recounts Brydon's defence of Jimmy Savile in a 2011 interview.

Bryan then recounted the history of the silver movement; the audience, which had loudly demonstrated its approval of his opening statements, quieted.

But when a conference panelist announced loudly and emphatically that print is dead and in virtually the same breath recounted the fabulous and ongoing sales of her recently published book, her credibility went straight out the window.

"It may be 9 00 in Montreal, young man," said Feeney loudly, "but in California it is still the middle of the night!" This scene is recounted in one of my first books, "The Best Seat in Baseball, But You Have to Stand: The Game as Umpires See It".

In letters written to his friend Ivan Sollertinsky, Shostakovich recounted the horror with which he watched as Stalin shuddered every time the brass and percussion played too loudly.

Two more points about recounts.

"It was weird," he recounted.

You're underage,' " Felton recounts.