How To Use Bullhorn In A Sentence
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A supertanker, bulldozing down right behind us, blasted her bullhorn and sent us hightailing it back toward the shoreline.
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I left the gift on the teacher's desk (alongside the multitude of gifts the other kids had brought in this morning) and as I reached my car, I could hear the principal outside on a bullhorn, calling out student names.
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With all the talk we hear constantly about the ‘liberal’ media, the truth is that the media generally acts as a lapdog and bullhorn for the government.
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Events requiring the use of amplified sound, such as microphones or bullhorns, are restricted to certain areas and times.
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It was only long seconds later that I realized someone was using a bullhorn.
DOWNTOWN
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I was sitting in my dining room working on my writing when I thought heard someone outside speaking on a bullhorn.
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The visible ones grow larger as the fog reflects up at them; their voices become bullhorns.
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Medved represents the uninformed and moralistic yokel given a bullhorn — in other words, a doofus for the doofuses to latch onto.
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The cop is saying through his bullhorn that he wants to take the baby.
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A voice hails through a bullhorn: `Gascoign, I know you can hear me.
A MEANS TO EVIL
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At the heel of that brazen din, the bullhorn sounded again - the fishing boats scattered enough that the ferry could squeeze along the length of the pier.
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Rob was still poised uncertainly on the doorstep, held at bay either by Kim's urgent stare or Bill's bullhorn.
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When her colleagues turned their cameras on, officials with bullhorns instructed the crowd to increase the volume of their chants.
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‘We have you surrounded,’ comes a voice through a bullhorn.
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A supertanker, bulldozing down right behind us, blasted her bullhorn and sent us hightailing it back toward the shoreline.
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In a piece labelled ‘The Crow Files’, the newspaper wrote, ‘It is no coincidence that the bull-necked, bullhorn-voiced Mr Crow is an ardent support of Millwall football club, whose thuggish fans rejoice in their unpopularity’.
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The desk clerk at the hotel lied to the representative and claimed there were no picketers, but the customer service representative could hear the bullhorns over the phone.
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Noise from bullhorns, speeches and very vocal protesters reached right into our classroom.
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Then he had the so-called "bullhorn" moment while touring the wreckage at Ground Zero was praised for capturing the leadership and resolve of what first responders needed to hear.
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By mid-morning, helicopters hovered overhead and police barked orders through bullhorns to keep order on the ground.
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When Judge Diane Wild calls the whole thing off, she has to use a bullhorn so that the moose and curlers can hear her all the way down in the valley.
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Dispersed over about a mile, thousands of anti-war protesters had gathered, but the feeling was more of performance art than protest: tie-died t-shirts were clothing du jour among the aged; chains, spikes, and purple hair the uniform of the young Even as the disparate groups came together, the guy with the bullhorn was the only one chanting, “bring the troops home now” and “no blood for oil.”
Dal LaMagna: Thousands Protest in D.C...
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Local antinuclear activists have held regular protest rallies, including a 20-person march last week around the prefectural government building in Saga with bullhorns and banners calling for Gov.
Scandal Taints Japan Nuclear Sector
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In one of the videos, an official uses a bullhorn to warn the crowd. Marchers can be seen chanting, "Take the bridge.
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There were lots of people milling around, and a few guys with placards, and a bullhorn.
A MEANS TO EVIL
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As an activist, sticker-plastered bullhorn in hand, he has led hunger strikes and helped organize protests against the National Hydrological Plan throughout Spain.
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The police are outside, making various demands by bullhorn.
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Decorated with wagon wheels, barrel-sized cowbells and bullhorns, the room is all about dark, varnished wood and privacy.
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Confident, bullhorn in hand, Nagesh has not strayed from his trademark lack of slick editing and fast camera movements in the sequel.
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Williams often exalts the power of metaphor, and the cover of his new self-titled release - a photograph of him driving in a truck, ready to shout through a bullhorn - indeed allegorizes the music within.
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As we drew closer to the meet-up zone, I began to hear cheering and bullhorns.
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To the uninitiated, the name may conjure up images of cuddly warm fur, but to many Philadelphia restaurateurs, it evokes bullhorns, shouting and intimidation.
The Foie Gras Wars
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Where Martinez and Pereya had a worker communication network organized by production line, the Amarillo workers had a bullhorn and a Peavey amplifier on the back of a pickup truck.
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A supertanker, bulldozing down right behind us, blasted her bullhorn and sent us hightailing it back toward the shoreline.
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As each name graced the screen, the audience cheered with sirens, whistles and even bullhorns.
The Air Force Cover-Up of that Minot-Barksdale Nuclear Missile Flight
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It was another day of bullhorn diplomacy by Iran's top nuclear officials, who appear to be struggling to halt momentum for a new round of international sanctions.
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She organized a neighborhood association and held meetings in the local church and at night she and Auntie Henrietta fastened on orange pinnies, took to the streets with bullhorns and flashlights.
Strangers at the Feast
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(END VIDEO CLIP) BASH: Now, one of the things that some were looking for when the president went down to the region for the first time on Friday was what some call a bullhorn moment.
CNN Transcript Sep 5, 2005
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The desk clerk at the hotel lied to the representative and claimed there were no picketers, but the customer service representative could hear the bullhorns over the phone.
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Four more years! 'through a bullhorn from the back of a park, the candidate's wife stopped herself to respond.
08/02/2004
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Some stand as if in a martyred silence, some have bullhorns.
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He had an amplified bullhorn in one hand and a genuine, polished ram's horn in the other as he improvised chants.
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‘Move aimlessly,’ a woman on bullhorn directed, and the group moved on.
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A distributed 'bullhorn' can happen without the people who brought the equipment even being identifiable, which we like a lot," he continued.
Boomboxes Are Hip Again
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So, when Bush made his cinematically dramatic "bullhorn" appearance on the "pile" of World Trade Center wreckage, his near-dormant presidency seemed to have caught its stride.
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A man called out to her, his voice distorted by the bullhorn he was using.
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The bullhorn was a gift for the presidential library.
CNN Transcript Aug 30, 2004
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‘Be silent, be calm,’ he told the panicky crowd, speaking in a reassuring voice over his bullhorn.
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This just happened to be Freddy's Dave Duncan day, and with bullhorn in hand Double D would have been proud.
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Another prisoner produced a bullhorn and read aloud a statement in English.
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`Zelikov, get that bullhorn from the guard-hut," said Palmer, whose leg was being bandaged by the little Russian.
KARA KUSH
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The detective bullhorned the gunman to surrender.
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A young native man stood up in the back of a pickup truck, bullhorn in hand.
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A man with a bullhorn shouted a prayer and people said “Amen” and stood up.
All the Street’s a Stage
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POWET.TV
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Except that just outside of the ashram was a graveyard, and wandering that graveyard shouting out prayers to Shiva for his own personal reasons until sunset was a devoted older man gifted not only with loud voice that carried well, but also gifted with a bullhorn.
Olivia Rosewood: Please Meditate: Parents, Too
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In the distance, a bullhorn sounded, and we caught our first glimpse of a three-story ship ambling in from the ocean.
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Hill could hear Rescorla issuing orders through the bullhorn.
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The visible ones grow larger as the fog reflects up at them; their voices become bullhorns.
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I wish I had a bullhorn to shout just how tired I am of hearing about how wonderful George W. Bush\'s \'bullhorn moment\ 'was.
OpEdNews - Quicklink: Bullhorn Bullbleep -- James Wolcott
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While a police captain barked orders through a bullhorn, an angry crowd of 3,000 people shouted back expletives.
