The roar died down, like the sound of a symphony audience that has given three standing ovations of shouted bravos and vigorous applause and then quickly sits down at first sign of an encore...
Jill and I had taken many bike trips in our vigorous youth, and I wanted to shout at the passing man, "Did you see a woman biking?
One of their most vigorous campaigns of late has been to shout down Daily Ireland's application for a £3m start-up grant from the government.
The crowd shouted back: "Jail Putin!" A little short of breath, but still vigorous, lucid, and as uncompromising as ever, she shouted into the microphone: "Together we will win".
Charlie Sloth hosts six hours of DJ sets and shout-outs for the young and vigorous who are having house parties up and down the land.
The songs, interspersed with propaganda tapes on which a warm, vigorous, manly voice boomed questions and a chorus of young voices shouted answers in unison, were played again and again.
I come from an extremely close family, where laughter and communication and vigorous intellectual debates (I'm calling them that now; they were called shouting and screaming and arguing back then) were the order of the day.
Ms. Moore, on her own, played Jerome Kitzke's "Bringing Roses With Her Words" (2009), a theatrical piece that required her to walk onstage clapping and vocalizing, and to play a vigorous, if episodic, piano line embellished with a bit of percussion, as well as shouts, whoops, purring, babbling and laughter, before leaving the stage, still singing.
The company has a bluff, vigorous approach to the text that puts clarity first, but which some may find a bit shout-heavy and blustery, especially by comparison with the studio-sized Shakespeare that has proliferated in London of late.
He also gave a vigorous performance of Takemitsu's "Voice" (1971), a work that requires vocalization -- everything from a whisper to a shout -- amid sharply angular flute lines.
