Sentence examples for shouting around from inspiring English sources

Then we heard shouting around the corner, and what seemed like shots.

J. P. Morgan is far more of a team-run organization than his cult status might suggest, and it's not uncommon to see executives shouting around a table.

He had about forty men pounding and shouting around him, and he worked for eight hours a day for two months on them.

Walking through the casino in Las Vegas I was struck by all the shouting around the craps tables -- strangers high-fiving each other in victory and consoling each other in defeat.

The Irish music queen and occasional Miley Cyrus adversary dropped a new song from forthcoming album, I'm Not Bossy, I'm The Boss (which – unless you actually are the boss – is a phrase we wouldn't recommend shouting around the office).

"It's like the neighborhood Cheers," said Tammy Hall, 53, lingering in the store on a recent Friday night, along with about a dozen other longtime regulars — drinking wine or soda; eating rice and peas, barbecue chicken or spicy cow's feet; shouting around a television that played a Nets game.

He continued to shout; around him, people formed a circle and chanted the Lord's Prayer.

A quick straw poll shouted around the sports wing of Guardian Towers reveals that in the office today we have two confirmed pessimists, one foolhardy optimist (that's me), and one agnostic.

For weeks we were like visitors in our real lives, and even then we were terrible tourists, purposefully blind to the plainclothesmen who watched all the houses with notebooks in their hands, deaf to the evening shouts around us.

You don't shout around saying how awesome you are or use run-of-the-mill pick-up lines!

Make sure you never shout around a horse.