cheerleading shout English

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Simple sentences

You don't have to shout.

What did Tom shout at crowd?

You don't need to shout.

Don't shout like that. I can hear you perfectly.

Then, a shout was raised.

That man was standing a little ways away, but he turned when he heard Tom shout.

Don't shout at me. I can hear you all right.

He began to shout.

He heard a shout.

I heard a shout and then a crash.

You don't have to shout. I can hear you.

Don't shout like that, he's not deaf.

You mustn't shout at me that way.

Don't shout at the crying child. It only adds fuel to the fire.

If you shout from the top of a cliff, you can hear the echo of your voice.

The boy gave a great shout.

We heard somebody shout.

The ones who shout at me don't bother me.

A shout arose from the people.

I heard someone shout outside the window.

Don't shout.

Movie subtitles

Don't shout, the Commander.

Don't shout, Tony, please!

I can shout, I am the boss!

Tony, please, don't shout.

Calm down, down shout.

Don't shout so.

I'll shout if I want to!

Haven't you got any more sense than to shout at me like that?

Shout about that as much as you like.

I said, Marguerite isn't here. - Don't shout.

Can you shout like Morgan?

Don't shout.

Don't shout, I tell you!

Don't shout! I will shout if I want to!

There's something growing here that's going to make me shout out the whole truth one day.

Don't shout at me, Paquito.

Don't shout, Warren.

Don't shout. We all heard you.

At times I want to talk, shout.

Step back! Stay where you are or I'll shout. I'll scream!

I just let out a shout at random.

I'll play it very softly. because I have things to tell you about, which I can't shout.

You see, I couldn't shout that.

We can shout, we can complain.

To not be a mute, don't shout.

I don't wanna shout.

In other words, don't shout at me.

Don't shout, your temperature is going to rise.

Stay where you are or I'll shout.

News and current affairs

Our politicians usually shout at each other, but Basescu cleverly disarmed his critics by talking to representatives from animal rights groups.

Why shout that government should not intervene in markets, claiming that markets are efficient, yet intervene in currency markets?

But the war has so revitalized the postcommunists, that they now denounced those agreements as betrayals, and shout that the government, by allowing NATO to use Bulgarian airspace, is drawing Bulgaria into war.

In Poland, for example, peasants not only want to shout news of their affairs to the world, but they want to shape Poland in their own image.

Darkly, many local people joined in as miners began to shout for the government's overthrow.

Hezbollah will keep insisting publicly that it yearns for another confrontation, shout defiance, and claim victory.

Yet, somehow, we did not bring all this understanding to bear and collectively shout our warnings.

But it certainly was unwise to allow a junior official to shout and wag his finger at Obama at one of the key Copenhagen meetings.

I want to stand up and shout loudly for the fact that there are so many young people who are incredibly idealistic, who do believe that poverty can become history, who believe that it is possible to have a world without war.