Sentence examples for shouted off from inspiring English sources
Some of the demonstrators shouted "off with their heads!" and others "Tory scum!" A photograph of the couple, in formal evening dress, showed them registering shock as protesters beat on the side of their armored, chauffeur-driven Rolls-Royce with sticks and bottles, smashing a side window, denting a rear panel and splashing the car with white paint.
As the Red Queen shouted, "Off with their heads!" Sept. 22-Dec.
The demonstrators shouted "Off our streets, Nazi scum" and chased him down the street to his car.
If a candidate were to declare that gasoline costs $1 a gallon when everyone knows that it costs at least $1.60, he would be shouted off the stage.
Alex Ross's brilliant book The Rest Is Noise reopened our ears to the dawn of the last century, when great works of classical music were hurrahed to the gods or shouted off the stage.
Indeed, in most cases, the visiting female gets shouted off the branch and doesn't return.
They say that she is like the queen in Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland", shouting "Off with his head!" if anyone questions her judgment.
As he says farewell to his son, who is going to war, he is his usual self, gruffly shouting "Off with you!" Yet "something twitched in the lower part of the old prince's face".
Step through the looking-glass here and you'll find the Queen of Hearts telling stories rather than shouting "Off with their heads!", and the White Rabbit will lead you to an aptly eccentric Mad Hatter's Tea Party.
As I went in, there was about 40 of them, and they started shouting, "Off!
They're very in-your-face and they look radically different from any other license plates and virtually shout off the rooftops that they are sovereign plates.
