"Shoutin" Example Sentences
1. My neighbor has been shoutin' all day long.
2. I don't appreciate you shoutin' at me like that.
3. The coach was shoutin' instructions to the team during practice.
4. There's no need to be shoutin' so loudly, we can hear you.
5. The sound of people shoutin' in the street woke me up last night.
6. Stop shoutin' and listen to me for a moment.
7. The children were shoutin' with excitement as they played in the park.
8. I heard someone shoutin' in the distance but I couldn't make out what they were saying.
9. The singer began shoutin' the chorus to the crowd.
10. Why are you shoutin' for no reason?
11. The angry protester kept shoutin' slogans outside the courthouse.
12. I saw my friend across the room and started shoutin' their name.
13. The conductor was shoutin' out the train stops as we rode along.
14. It's hard to hear in this noisy bar with everyone shoutin'.
15. My mom is always shoutin' when she's on the phone.
16. The football fans were shoutin' and cheering loudly during the game.
17. Stop shoutin', you're going to wake the baby.
18. He was shoutin' for help but no one came to his aid.
19. The politician was shoutin' about his opponent's policies during the debate.
20. I could hear the announcer shoutin' play-by-plays during the basketball game.
21. The captain was shoutin' orders as we sailed through the stormy seas.
22. The kids were shoutin' with joy as they ran through the sprinkler.
23. I'll never forget the sound of my coach shoutin’ my name when I scored the winning goal.
24. The crowd was shoutin' the lyrics to the popular song.
25. The teacher was shoutin' at the students to be quiet during the test.
26. I hate it when my siblings are always shoutin' and fighting in the house.
27. The police officer was shoutin' for people to move out of the way.
28. The speaker was shoutin' into the microphone to be heard over the loud music.
29. I couldn't concentrate on my work because my coworkers were shoutin' in the next room.
30. The actors were shoutin' their lines in the theater play.
Common Phases
1. "Stop
shoutin'; you're hurting my ears!"
2. "I ain't
shoutin'; I'm just excited!"
3. "Why you gotta be
shoutin'; can't we have a civilized conversation?"
4. "Quit
shoutin'; I can hear you just fine!"
5. "They're not deaf, stop
shoutin'; it's rude!"