Sentence examples for took loud from inspiring English sources

Some of us took loud exception, and I doubt that such a sellout of principle will happen again.

Safire wrote that he took "loud exception" in 1994 when The Herald Tribune, then owned jointly by the Times Company and The Washington Post Company, "cravenly caved" over an article by Philip Bowring — the same Hong Kong-based columnist who sparked last month's dust-up.

The church and this particular audience seemed to inspire Ms. Cunningham to whistle, sing, chant, play the flute and harp, hit a gong and take loud, deep breaths.

We take Loud Records, combine with SRC, combine it with five-star basketball camps, maybe get The Source magazine in there.

A soft, breathy voice (where the person takes loud breathes while they talk) is associated with fear, shyness, and nervousness.

Sit like L, keep the saucer on the table, hold your teacup by your index finger and thumb on your RIGHT hand and take loud sips of tea.

Everyone took three loud, deep breaths.

Grunge took back loud music from poodle-rock and gave it a heart, soul and brain.

Indeed, when protesters took to loud whistling and blowing air horns yesterday, young Protestant schoolchildren joined in.

It's just over a month since Peter Holbrook, head of Social Enterprise UK (SEUK), took his loud hailer to address the crowd of protesters at Occupy London's Finsbury Square camp.

When they took to loud and energized lovemaking on a motel room dresser last season, the undercurrent was Carrie's need to get Brody to return to his covert government work.