Blare

About two minutes from my house, I heard a siren blare behind me, and I pulled over.

It strikes the right chord with fans and the performers themselves, and Santos feels like having Eddie’s voice blare out gives the LWO his blessing while letting the audience decide if they can earn it.

With a blare, the brass band announced the opening of the entertainment which throughout was a revelation and a source of entertainment.

Would any humanity-loving organization blare such news about the killing of the Other?

Prime Sponsor was Rocky Blare of Ideal & he was rather blunt about this.

The blare of car horns and screeching tyres signal one of the biggest changes residents in the area are screaming for - better traffic management of Kingstanding Circle where racers and reckless drivers speed up and down terrifying the elderly.

While downtown, the procession also caught the attention of people on several party buses and party bikes on which people drink and blare music.

You know what they are for: they shall blare ads at you while you walk around stores.

If you are blocking emergency vehicles while on the road, your car radio will now blare out a warning.

Palestinian militants responded by launching a barrage of rockets toward Israel, prompting warning sirens to blare in Tel Aviv and in communities near the Gaza Strip.

The constant blare of Kenney’s dystopian demagoguery allows him a natural segue to trumpet his incessant rants over perceived Western alienation.

They get their small groups and stand on their pedestal and blare out nonsense, the media will blow it out of proportion and that's it, they all go home and the media makes it as these loons are taking over.

Gbedemah worked to set up a nationwide campaign organisation, using vans with loudspeakers to blare the party's message.