Sentence examples for open shouting from inspiring English sources

Penn, mouth open, shouting and stammering, plunges deep into Sam's confusions and his innate good-heartedness.

Between his assault charge – now dropped – and, say, his open shouting match with the campaign's spokeswoman Hope Hicks, he wasn't doing Trump many favors on staff.

If you think you're doing something interesting, get it out in the open, shout it out from the rooftops, and solicit as much feedback and input as possible.

Then the doors of a bus opened, shouts went up and the crowd swarmed — men and women surging frantically, their overstuffed suitcases balanced precariously on their heads as they ran.

Some sailors' heads appeared through an open hatch, shouting, "Red!" – the code for imminent strike.

"You used to go down there and it was all open with shouting and balling and it was just funny all the time.

But the appetite to look overtakes him; he rushes toward the bodies, forcing his eyes open and shouting, "Look for yourselves, you evil wretches".

"Nerdstock", as I like to call it, is probably the only gig I can open by shouting "what's e to the i pi?" and get the correct answer from the crowd.

More shocking was Denise Némirovsky's tale, reported in The Sunday Times of London in 2007, that when she and her sister showed up at her grandmother's door after the war, she refused to open it, shouting "If you're orphans, go to the orphanage".

The pretty body I wanted no longer galloped over me, shouting, "Open, open!" Then fire erupted over A vast inward terrain that wasn't happiness.

Siddiqui was being interrogated by US officials in Afghanistan when she grabbed a rifle and opened fire, shouting "death to Americans".