Sentence examples for shouted of from inspiring English sources

"These are dangerous criminals that are walking the streets!" she shouted, of the speculators.

"He's dead, he's dead," one of the workers shouted of the man below.

He told this story: Someone saw him on the No. 6 train last week and shouted, of all things, "Fix the Knicks!" as the doors began to close.

As always, we recount them in poetic form: A billionaire who broke the British pound Was smitten by a young soap opera star So madly that he climbed atop a mound And shouted of their love, both near and far.

But on this trip I was looking for restaurants that shouted of their homelands, and the ones I've selected here have character, promise, good and sometimes incredible food, and distinction.

So when Maria Sharapova's interview Saturday ahead of Wimbledon was interrupted by Novak Djokovic — "Nice hair, Maria," he jokingly shouted of her long blond hair, hanging in front of her face — it appeared that would be the most interesting moment of the day.

In the theater, shouts of "Bravo!

I don't hear the sound of shouting, of guns.

Initially told to stay seated, then shout of evacuate.

Son of a bitch! shouted one of Bebe's friends.

"No!" shouted dozens of audience members.