Sentence examples for slogan aloud from inspiring English sources

At the National, a newsreader turned warm-up guy for the Howard Beale Show paces the stage, exhorting ticket-buying patrons to shout the slogan aloud and taunting them when they fall short on fevor.

The wannabe candidate, an itinerant musician wearing a shirt emblazoned with the campaign slogan "Davis Will Save Us" is busy sucking down a beer and wondering aloud if he should have run for Mayor instead.

For good measure, their slogan "the American pastry" is being jettisoned, with Mr. Nasier musing aloud that doughnuts might qualify as traditional Saudi fare, given that he started making them 21 years ago.

As he read aloud a breaking bulletin from the Washington Post, he began repeating one of his favorite slogans: "Ladies and gentlemen, there's our winnable war!" As congratulatory calls started rolling in, Fischer said, "I was the first one on the conservative front to raise an issue about this.

The slogan".

Its slogan?

Their slogan?

"Unfuckingbelievable," Nathalie said aloud.

Ozu?" Roger wondered aloud.

She laughed aloud.

"Look," I said aloud.