Sentence examples for put loud from inspiring English sources

My trick to hide what I'm doing is to put loud music on.

Don't put loud music or anything like that.

If all else fails, put loud bells or wind chimes to doors to notify you of people entering or leaving your house, Put mouse traps around windows and doors in the night or when you leave the house, (be cautious when you yourself enter your home!).

In fact, "The Newsroom" seems to relish putting "loud" women in their place or to render them helpless and histrionic.

Don't put up loud and garish posters; instead, take the time to put up a few pictures or paintings that leave a pleasant impression.

He put on loud concerts on the days the stadium sat empty.

Budanov took Kungayeva to his quarters in a railway carriage where he put on loud rock music.

The poems that made his name recall a rural childhood: poems about potato-digging, milk-churning, thatching, blackberrying, water-divining; poems strong on euphony, alliteration and other classroom-friendly devices; poems (as one reviewer put it) "loud with the slap of the spade and sour with the stink of turned earth".

Put on loud music for an impromptu dance contest.

We would put on loud music and have water fights and run around the streets.

Filmmaker Simon Cartwright set out to explore those ideals by making a film that itself was inherently masculine or as he put it, "loud, aggressive, and ultimately meaningless".