Sentence examples for shouting audible from inspiring English sources

However much he tried to look around her, or move to the side, no one seemed to notice him; nor was his shouting audible anymore.

We put on our shoes and sat near the door, keeping our eyes glued to John Morales, the chief meteorologist for our local NBC affiliate, as he called out tornado warnings like a quarterback shouting audibles.

With Jones's shouts still audible, the presenter looked into the camera and said: "We have an idiot on the programme today," before using hand gestures to indicate that Jones was insane.

Barcelona's players were shouting, celebrating, clearly audible here.

Mr. Malcolm, his voice already raw from four days of shouting, was barely audible.

At one point the governor was interrupted by an interloper who began shouting a half-audible protest about the need to protect American workers.

"The abuse was at such volume as to be heard in the dining room, and the shouting was audible in a hotel bedroom".

In 1997 she sang Elektra at Covent Garden and was still in magnificent form, always audible, never shouting, immensely poignant in the scene with her brother, Orestes.

I don't know exactly what is going on outside, but the clashes seem close to the shrine". The voices of women shouting in panic were audible in the background.

He went on a shameless pitchman tour in the aftermath of the Broncos' Super Bowl victory and concluded his ostentatious goodbye press conference by shouting "OMAHA!" –– his signature audible call.

That line provoked jeers and shouts of "Death to the dictator!" — shouts that were audible in video posted on the Internet.