Sentence examples for shout up from inspiring English sources

What?" In the end I had to shout up: "It's my bloody car!" I still get stick for it.

At ground level, you peer into front-room parlors and hold conversations with families, or shout up to neighbors hanging perilously over balcony railings.

"The kid will shout up to our window, about 30 feet high, what kind of ice cream they want," Ms. Yanow explained.

This makes it hard to sleep, but I find it reassuring to know that if I become distressed in the night – a distinct possibility – I need only shout up to him.

As the MP for Thurrock, a tiny urban unitary authority surrounded on three sides by London and the counties of Essex and Kent, I am used to having to shout up on behalf of my constituents when others would happily push us around.

"Will rode 'Rupert' the other day, and he turned into the straight and seemed almost to shout up 'come on'; he loves competition and has a great will to win, and that's why he relishes the hill at Cheltenham so much".

"Give us the keys!" one shouted up to us.

A policeman on the ground shouted up to him, asking him where his mother was.

"A few weeks ago, someone was shouting up in the dress circle.

There were people shouting up at him, outraged at the spectacle".

So I was shouting up at him, and he couldn't hear.