Sentence examples for shouting one another from inspiring English sources
It is a tale that involves so many disparate interests shouting one another down -- from grass-roots organizations to large corporations to municipalities to labor unions -- that politicians in Congress and the White House have simply let the system drift for years.
The votes, just past midnight, followed an often-angry debate, with members shouting one another down on the House floor.
These thoughts came to mind two weeks ago as I listened to pundits on the BBC's "Newsnight Review" try to shout one another down over the American playwright Richard Greenberg's exhilarating "Take Me Out," which premièred at London's Donmar Warehouse, co-produced by New York's Public Theatre (where it will appear in September).
People have chained themselves to mine equipment and shouted one another down.
People may speak normally, or they may raise their voices, try to speak at the same time, or try to shout one another down.
"He's so hot" shouted one, while another freaked out when she made hand-to-hand contact.
"Stuck in the Middle!" shouts one voice; "Free Bird!" another.
"Fifty," shouted one woman.
Mariah then shouted, "ONE!
