Sentence examples for sounded over from inspiring English sources

The shofar was sounded over and over again from the ark's deck.

If you know the truth, as I do, and you parse out what they said, it sounded over and over again like how Abraham Lincoln described the statements of his opponent Sen. Stephen Douglas in the First Lincoln-Douglas Debate: "a fantastic arrangement of words, by which a man can prove a horse-chestnut to be a chestnut horse".

"We're from The New York Times," sounded over our shoulder.

Evacuation orders were also sounded over a loudspeaker.

Suddenly, a distant thuk-thuk-thuk sounded over the hills.

Two sets of five powerful explosions sounded over the city.

His smile sometimes looked like a sneer, and at times his speech sounded over-emotional, appearing to mask anger.

Even during the "blind" auditions, where the coaches had to bang on buttons and twizzle around in waltzer-style chairs to see contestants, only Tom Jones seemed to be "turning around" for anyone who sounded over-35.

This would have sounded over-ambitious had a man called Iqbal Quadir not been up on the same stage earlier talking about how his company, GrameenPhone, got phones to 95,000 women in 50,000 Bangladeshi villages and who, as a result, now earn $700 each a year by selling phone services.

He experimented with band-based music, but decided it sounded over-produced and too safe.

Ask the announcer if he/she will let you present the next event, but don't sound over excited .