1 His long white hair standing out behind him, he urged the horse forward with crop and loud cries.
2 As always, she wondered how her loud, insensitive father had managed to marry a woman like her mother, for never were two people further apart in birth, breeding and habits of mind.
3 With unerring African instinct, the negroes had all discovered that Gerald had a loud bark and no bite at all, and they took shameless advantage of him.
4 Mammy muttered darkly to herself as she waddled, taking care that her remarks were pitched too low to be understood but loud enough to register her unqualified disapproval.
5 "But not as loud as you yell when Mammy washes your ears," returned Mrs. Tarleton.
6 Mr. McRae was a reminder of a cruder era, like Grandma Fontaine and her embarrassingly loud belches, an era everyone would like to forget.
7 I'll scream out loud if you come near me.
8 There was a loud burst of applause as he bowed and a craning of necks from the ladies in the corner.
9 Her ears strained for sounds from upstairs, but the house was oddly still, so still that even the sound of her breathing seemed loud.
10 Surely there wasn't a negro on earth as tall and loud voiced as this one except Big Sam, the foreman of Tara.
11 Occasionally it was loud enough to be heard even above the rattle of traffic at noon.
12 That subject was taboo, but strained nerves found expression in loud criticism of the General.
13 She would have preferred a loud scream to silent endurance.
14 She heard her own breath pass from loud evenness to spasmodic sobbing but her eyes were dry and burning as though there would never be tears in them again.
15 Through the blur, she saw the men moving toward the doorway, heard the sergeant calling commands in a loud rough voice.