Meanings of blare from in English

We could hear the call to prayer blare from speakers on the mosque.

Indonesian music began to blare from the China Doll.

The Coles jingle has proved perhaps the most successful jingle ever to blare from our televisions.

Then there was a louder blare from the organ, and everyone in the church stood up and faced backward.

The music began to blare from the outdoor speakers and it seemed as though the party had officially shifted outside.

Huts on the shadow's shore, twin rows of ranch-houses blare from their picture windows the reflection of the setting sun.

An amplified voice-perhapseven Dr. Spiegleman's own mother wouldn't have recognized it as her boy's-beginsto blare from the overhead speakers.

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - An Israeli singer has become an unlikely star in Yemen, an Arab country where his hit songs blare from cafes and taxis.

Soviet songs blared from a communist party Lada parked in the road.

She switched it on, and rock 'n' roll blared from the speakers.

Patriotic songs blared from loudspeakers and school-aged scouts marched and banged drums.

As we pulled up outside, we could hear Christmas music blaring from inside.

Music blared from their vehicle, but the driver would soon return.

When she turned the key in the ignition, music blared from the speakers.

She'd stroked the ice to pop songs blaring from the loudspeakers.

Alarms shrieked throughout the carrier, and damage reports blared from speakerpatches in the walls.