Exclaim

As the sermon was being preached, he would loudly exclaim amen and praise you, Jesus, with sincere enthusiasm.

Let me end this column with a sad truth; when my former staffers wanted to irritate me, they would let me exclaim the need for more campaign spending, speedier turnaround times, more opposition research, negative mailers that cut deeper.

Problem solved; you exclaim with glee.

The English pop trio didn’t see the yellow fruit in their fridge and exclaim their name.

Why does she expect voters to drop what they're doing, clap their hands to their forehead, and exclaim "That's it!

Carey is the managing editor for The Concordian, as well as frequent contributor to Cult MTL and Exclaim! magazine.

Despite all of this, it seems our collective memories of extreme April weather are quite poor, as many of us are prone to exclaim that our extreme April weather is unusual even though it is not.

Immediately upon seeing Tony hooked up with tubes and a ventilator, Paulie can't help but exclaim in horror, yelling, "Oof, madone!

Mr Pill can be heard asking them what they are doing and then, as Coggin steps back, clearly with the knife still in his right hand, Pill can be heard to exclaim panicking.

One of which is when Barney, Marshall, and Ted are in a coffee shop instead of a bar, leading Barney to exclaim that a coffee shop is nowhere near as fun to hangout.

The other housemates could only exclaim in shock.

As with many other items here that are deceptively simple, you might be moved to exclaim that you could do this at home.

Maybe, those living then will look at the folly of it all and exclaim with regret: what a waste!

When I describe this scenario, most people exclaim, “That is unfair!” as if being unfair means they don’t have to comply.

Dana (Hills), I can proudly exclaim that if it weren’t for each of you helping make this a school of acceptance, not even my toes would have touched the shores of the ocean I swim in today.

Of course, it didn’t take long for the Democratic Party poobahs to exclaim that the event was an entirely local one.

Children exclaim "bonne fête papa", while everyone wishes all fathers "bonne Fête des Pères".

For example, Lyttelton was heard to exclaim at the end of a round: *" Nietzsche said that life was a choice between suffering and boredom.

The loose structure of the Benedictine Confederation is claimed to have made Pope Leo XIII exclaim that the Benedictines were ordo sine ordine ("an order without order").