Footage shows people running away screaming as horns blare out a warning.

A second later, they heard a game show blare out from a TV.

Then suddenly he would blare out another battle-call, and provoke a great storm of cheering.

Talking Heads blare out from the sound system.

Did her dismay blare out from her face?

Let's not confuse these with the raft of tracks that blare out of the stadium sound system.

Assaf's songs blare out of radios - a counter-balance to their usual broadcasts of bleak economic and political news.

This institution, whose atmosphere and unspoken codes blare out the constant message that only men govern, creates a democratic deficit.

Beatles songs blare out from buskers all day long in Liverpool's Mathew Street where the Cavern club was originally situated.

The man remained motionless, fearing to move lest the vision fade and the harsh voice of Fallon blare out from below.

Sirens blare out into empty streets as a PA system calmly breaks the news that a missile has just passed them.

Waiting and Dandelion Dust sound arena-ready, and I Don't Wanna Go Home is the kind of song to blare out of a car.

Boohoop, boohoop!-yes ,sixtimes boohoop does that brazen megatherium blare out, vivid and distinct, above all the other sixty instruments in the orchestra.

A message of warning in Chinese language blares out across a loudspeaker.

Somewhere across the street a phonograph started blaring out a jazz piece.

And now-thisevening- ahiddenvoice had blared out that old hidden story.