Sentence examples for shouting remarks from inspiring English sources

The celebrants stood on the pavement and along the roadside, clutching champagne bottles by the neck, photographing one another, and shouting remarks.

Flashing your headlights, driving six inches behind the (crawling) car in front, gesturing from the window and shouting remarks about a driver's ancestry are virtually the law of the road.

Dahkota described scenes at school football games with "hundreds of students yelling, 'Scalp 'em!' and the announcer shouting remarks like, 'A war party of wild redskins on their way to sack the quarterback!'" These racist comments create school environments and communities where Native American youth do not feel welcome.

The teenagers shouted remarks about "Spanish" people.

In the arena, when Lovett's turn came, Rose had him ride at a lope in a big circle, then in smaller ones, while she shouted remarks such as "All right, Lyle, you look awesome".

And the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon!" Ms. Hughes, who reveled in the chants of "U.S.A.!" that followed Mr. Bush's shouted remarks, said, "At that moment, I thought America is seeing the President Bush that I know, his ability to relate to people".

Mr. Hynes said Mr. Willock is charged with stabbing Roberto Duncanson, 20, after shouting antigay remarks.

A group of men in a car started wolf-whistling and shouting sexual remarks at my friends and me.

"The occupants of this van were seen by the police to be shouting offensive remarks at groups of coloured people standing in Talbot Road and Portobello Road".

Meanwhile, some people shouting out remarks to Obama.

2. After massive outcry, a Japanese politician apologized for shouting sexist remarks at a fellow assembly member.