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Meanings of shout aloud in English
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Usage of shout aloud in English
1
A clue may be dumb in London and shout aloud at Baghdad.
2
The Aedui shout aloud and conjure Litavicus to provide for their safety.
3
Waterman began to shout aloud, but Penrose was too quick for him.
4
As the Postmen don their uniforms and shout aloud for RAIKES.
5
He wanted to shout aloud, but that was against the rules.
6
Old woodsmen sometimes shout aloud with the mere excitement into which it lifts them.
7
Bucky wanted to shout aloud his relief-andhis delight.
8
His papa had come to see what was making the boy shout aloud in his sleep.
9
Kingozi choked back an impulse to shout aloud.
10
There did he stand and shout aloud.
11
We see the tracks of natives; we shout aloud, and then proceed conversing with natives; they sit down.
12
To the numberless questions that were put to him he only waited to shout aloud, We're all safe!
13
At the tone, even more than the words, the girls felt a wild desire to shout aloud their relief.
14
I felt as though I must dance and sing, shout aloud or leap for joy at my great deliverance.
15
The exultation of rapid motion mingled with the rising fever of his wound; he wished to shout aloud, to sing.
16
Traveling across the plain some distance from the house was a procession that made all the little Bunkers shout aloud.
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