Sentence examples for out aloud from inspiring English sources

"Does the poet cry or shout or, again, cry out? aloud?

Tell it down on the page and read it out aloud.

He read out aloud from a Aug. 30 text message in which Rodriguez said "greed is the first step towards treason".

This week, Canongate organised an evening in which people of note read letters of note out aloud to an audience in West London.

This was duly notified in the catalogue by appropriate symbols and spelled out aloud by Jussi Pylkkänen, chairman of Christie's Europe, before he opened the session.

Having a novel read out aloud by your book is, it has to be said, rather cool in a Douglas Adams kind of way.

I was 8 or 9, standing in my unicorn bedroom looking into my white mirror over my dresser and I said out loud, quietly, but aloud: "This will not break you, Janelle.

At the same time, do math drills out loud, Mom can read aloud to the kids while they work, or verbally review what the children have learned in their lessons during the morning or the day before.

"Time and again, the artists and craftspeople in this book tried out ideas aloud and ventured theories, as if for the first time; their process having crept up on them," Richards writes.

Teachers often read out notes aloud when they catch them.

When it was over, Tillerson came out and read aloud a five-sentence statement.