Sentence examples for war shouting from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, hundreds of anti-Putin protesters joined a Communist rally marking the 67th anniversary of the end of the war, shouting "Putin is a thief!" and "We beat Hitler, we'll beat Putin too".

As Vic Reeves flew around the studio of Families At War shouting "I am the spider" at bewildered contestants, thousands of grannies sat at home gawping at their tellies and wondering when Jim Davidson was going to appear.

Parliament's anger had a great deal to do with process; as John Cassidy has written, it took a small rebellion on the part of the public to remind the Prime Minister that he couldn't just rush off to war, shouting vague explanations over his shoulder as he went.

At 23, Alan Guttirez is too young to remember some of ACT UP's famous protests from the early '90s, like the one in which protesters casually entered the CBS News station in New York, infiltrated news anchor Dan Rather's soundstage, and interrupted his coverage of the Gulf War, shouting "Fight AIDS not Arabs!" as the government refused to take action around AIDS.

"WIKILEAKS: NOW IT'S CYBER WAR", shouts its front page.

"You have to declare war!" shouted a veiled woman who was one of about 200 people gathered around Sheik Tantawi after his Friday Prayer sermon.

As the plane approached its drop zone south of Basra, the pilot, a major with the Air Force reserves who flew for Delta Air Lines before the war, shouted, "Green light!" and the crew shoved the first box out the back.

In the early days of television, the comedian Sid Caesar, playing a jubilant doughboy on Armistice Day at the end of what was then called the Great War, shouted, "World War I is over!" The humor in that, of course, was its intentional anachronism: the name of the last century's first major war did not become World War I until 1939, at the outbreak of what was promptly named World War II.

"Don't go that way, it's war!" shouted one old man sitting on a bench outside the village shop.

For example, when U.S. Naval Academy plebes, who weren't even born when Fonda protested the Vietnam war, shouted out "Goodnight, Jane Fonda!", the entire company replied "Goodnight, bitch!" This practice has since been prohibited by the academy's Plebe Summer Standard Operating Procedures.

"Man-o-war!" shouts Captain Tom from the bridge, pointing to a bird circling above.