I don't hear the sound of shouting, of guns.
With headlines shouting of credit rating downgrades, panicky Greeks are taking their money from banks.
From the streets came the sounds of car horns, of shouting, of singing.
Last week, retail analysts had predicted that there would be fewer promotional markdowns, fewer signs shouting of reduced items.
His shouting of thoughts into an enormous microphone with the backdrop of boisterous Bantams supporters made for great, if slightly unhinged, viewing.
"If you walk into a room in any circumstance and there's 10 dudes laughing and shouting, of course it's going to feel a bit…'' She trails off.
Mr. Martínez doesn't try to incorporate the rough tremors or hard semaphore shouting of the flamenco cante jondo style into his singing; he's a Cuban rumba singer, floating unbroken, fluid melodic lines over busy polyrhythms.
Occasionally she completes her subjects' thoughts: "'If you walk into a room in any circumstance and there's 10 dudes laughing and shouting, of course it's going to feel a bit … ' She trails off.
This was his other secret life, and he grew to hate the bawdy intrusion of the new Germany, the stamping and shouting of uniformed students, the scarred, arrogant faces and their cheapjack answers.
They attacked us in the jungle with much hopping & hollering & shouting of 'Banzai!' The offcers waved their samurai swords like a bunch of kids, but the net result was that instead of our men retreating, many of them jumped out of their foxholes and scared the wits out of the Japs by tearing them with knives and bayonets.
"Intensely bitter,", according to O'Prey, it asks "why are they cheering and shouting" of the Armistice crowds, calling them "the froth of the city" and "the thoughtless and ignorant scum / Who hang out the bunting when war is let loose / And for victory bang on a drum".
