Sentence examples for same shouting from inspiring English sources

Kasper is the same, shouting at us like he is.

I object!" The same shouting tactics were used on Rep. Mary Jo Kilroy (D-Ohio), who asked angrily, "Do I not have the right to be able to continue my sentence without objections that are trying to censor my remarks here on the floor that I have a right to make as a member of this House?" Watch the compilation reel that Think Progress put together below.

Bush manages to remember exactly the same shouts as Woodward from the crowd at Ground Zero after the 9/11 attacks – "Do not let me down!" and "Whatever it takes" – even though there must have been a slew of them.

Some of the same fans shouting racial epithets at Greg Coleman were cheering for the black running backs and receivers on their own teams.

A month later, terrorists would come to that same street, shouting praise to Allah and executing their victims.

Might it be possible that the horrors of war are being manipulated not to really have to deal with the problem while at the same time shouting in all directions that we are so very worried?

It's the same as shouting MF or F you at someone when you are stuck, stifled, befuddled, tongue twisted for facts, logic and information to counter an argument.

"I turned to run and a police officer pushed me out of the way and said, 'Get out the way, get out the way, take cover.'" The next thing Mays heard was the same cop shouting "Officer down!" after a colleague was hit.

Army Armyy!" In the old days Iraqi soldiers, in the same cadence, shouted "Saddam!

He said: "She heard a girl shout 'he's going to stab him', then the same girl shouted: 'He stabbed him'.

On "Tears in the Rain," the most epic-scale song here, the chorus sounds triumphant but is really a reveille of misery: "They all feel the same," he shouts, about the women who plague his nights.