Sentence examples for to shout a command from inspiring English sources

Imagine you're a U.S. soldier in Baghdad, you don't speak a word of Arabic and you want to shout a command to a pack of angry-looking insurgents: "Drop your weapons!" You could perhaps fire warning shots.

Yes, you'll still feel totally stupid when you shout a command at your TV and it ignores you.

You have to shout a bit".

In a matter of seconds, one of the anticrime officers, Officer Dunton, shouted a command at Officer Edwards, then opened fire, striking him three times and killing him, officials said.

He shouted a command at the driver.

While bemused old reporters looked on, a woman in a robot suit used a bullhorn to shout commands to a "drone" held aloft by a man with a stick.

It helps to have a timer close by or a friend to shout out an audible starting command; this is why they use a starting gun in competitive sprinting.

Some even think the answer could be voice-activated wearables like Google Glass that allow you to shout commands instead of typing – except that last week researchers at the University of California suggested wearing Google Glass while driving might be a bad idea if it reduces peripheral vision.

One thing must incidentally be said about every one of these armies: they are marvellously disciplined, responding instantly, en masse, to shouted commands which the furthest soldiers must surely hear very faintly.

He claims that traffickers consider themselves most successful when the exploited girls start responding immediately to shouted, one-word commands.

Try to scream and shout a lot.