Sentence examples for mention aloud from inspiring English sources

In our mainstream political culture, this de facto apartheid is simply accepted as an intractable given, unworthy of notice, and just too embarrassing to mention aloud in polite Beltway company.

Somebody mentioned aloud the best way to pitch McGwire was with fastballs and Strawberry agreed.

One of the women mentioned aloud that she wanted to grow her company to $10 million, and we discussed what she would need to do to reach that goal.

Accompanying reviews often mention a teacher reading it aloud, and some supply places and dates — one for a classroom in 1948, 20 years after its publication, a slow steady burn that continues.

Perhaps this is simply a rude way of saying that they do not like the hexameters I have written, since I've written thousands of hexameters in the course of translating the 'Aeneid.' The hexameter is a very good meter for reading aloud," Ahl said, mentioning the oft-recited poetry of Rudyard Kipling, Robert W. Service and Eric Ormsby.

I wondered aloud whether I should mention this to Edgerton while he was having lunch.

A tangent triggered by conedison led to a discussion of the practice of reading aloud to partners: Aggie's mentioning Portnoy's Complaint reminded me that it was the first novel my wife and I ever read aloud to each other.

The meeting agenda made no specific mention of reparations, but the resolution was read aloud by John Wiley Price, who introduced the measure and is the commission's only black member.

Of importance is that the abnormal length effect on phonological lexical decisions in the scanner corresponds to the abnormal dyslexic length effect observed in reading aloud tasks and eye-movement studies mentioned in the Introduction.

However, Mr. Giuliani saw fit to worry aloud about Mr. Iler (who has pleaded not guilty), mentioning the victims almost as an afterthought.

I mentioned one of my first memories is my mother reading "Where the Wild Things Are" aloud to me.