Sentence examples for using a megaphone to from inspiring English sources
Often the mainstream media is accused of using a megaphone to speak to everyone else.
In an early scene, two earnest girls stand on a bluff, using a megaphone to suggest that everyone put down their weapons, get together, and make a peace pact; they are machine-gunned from behind, and their killer uses the megaphone to broadcast the agonies of their death to the entire island.
Mr. Crothall said that while the cause of the latest dispute in Taiyuan remained unclear, his group had found an online video of the police there using a megaphone to address "workers from Henan" — the adjacent province to the south of Shanxi.
Mr. Crothall said that while the cause of the latest dispute in Taiyuan remained unclear, his group had found an online video of police there using a megaphone to address "workers from Henan" – the adjacent province to the south of Shanxi.
I saw one guy using a megaphone to tell people to push the police.
The Democratic base is upset because nobody seems to be using a megaphone to broadcast the Democratic narrative (which Robert Reich also wrote a good article about this week, I should mention); and nobody seems to be standing up for strong legislation in the face of watered-down do-nothing incrementalism.
After a police lieutenant used a megaphone to tell those sitting on the sidewalk that they were subject to arrest the protesters got up and marched south.
The officers did not use a megaphone to warn the boy to drop the gun as they pulled up, Tomba said.
As they stormed the building, breaking open cells, the attackers used a megaphone to call out names of specific prisoners and cried, "God is great" and "Long live the Taliban," security officials said.
The council later failed in an attempt to remove his placards for "obstruction" and "unlawful advertising", but it succeeded in limiting the hours he could use a megaphone to attack Government policies.
Crowds gathered round Ukip supporters, including one of the party's most prominent black activists Winston McKenzie, a Croydon council candidate, who used a megaphone to say he was proud to be a supporter.
