aloud
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using the voice; not silently "please read the passage aloud","he laughed out loud" -
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aloud
with relatively high volume "the band played loudly","she spoke loudly and angrily","he spoke loud enough for those at the back of the room to hear him","cried aloud for help"
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Aloud
With a loud voice, or great noise; loudly; audibly. "Cry aloud , spare not, lift up thy voice."
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aloud
Audibly; with the natural tone of the voice as distinguished from whispering: as, he has a severe cold and can hardly speak aloud.
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Aloud
a-lowd′ with a loud voice: loudly.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary Pref. a-, + loud,
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary Prep. a (—A.S. on), and hlúd, noise; Ger. laut.
Children's Books: Read-aloud fun for parents and little tots at bedtime . newsobserver.com
Poignant, tender, lovely like the Velveteen Rabbit and a great read aloud. blog.schoollibraryjournal.com
0 Jonathan Franzen, author of "Freedom" the LA Public Library Aloud series at the Aratani/Japan America Theater. latimes.com
He's getting lots of feed, attention, rest, and lots of ME, I've even been reading aloud to him, 50 Shades of Grey, but he still seems a little down. k99.com
Verdict in Rob Hall murder trial read aloud in court. ktvb.com
These sessions provide a comfortable environment for children learning to read to practice reading aloud. eveningsun.com
Stephen Gasser, the winner of Minot High School's first ever Poetry Out Loud contest, didn't want to pick something light or fluffy when he was selecting a poem to recite aloud. minotdailynews.com
Koshik, an elephant at the Everland Zoo in South Korea, can speak Korean aloud. msnbc.msn.com
And let it be said, on this second day following the convening of the 112th Congress, newly sworn members of the House shall stand and read aloud the Constitution of the United States. koaa.com
The wind was blowing while outdated bylaws were read aloud like the scraping of finger nails across a chalk board. observertoday.com
A read-aloud gem, this uproarious picture book contains an absurdly appropriate plot. publishersweekly.com
After racing through all of the books with still a few days lingering between my weekly trysts, I would start reciting the books aloud, memorizing passages and acting out the various characters. jewishjournal.com
Before we start reading aloud, I choose a word the children will come across in the story they are going to read. nea.org
Local columnist T.J. Ray offers readers a piece of valuable email he received recently – a prayer – and urges readers to read it slowly and aloud. oxfordeagle.com
THABO MBEKI, the president of South Africa, stood up this month before a cheering crowd and dreamed aloud about a new, rising Africa. nytimes.com
By using mouse movements in usability testing, researchers can determine if users’ expectations are met. This tool can be especially beneficial in conjunction with other techniques used in usability testing, such as think aloud procedures, as this information can lead to a better mouse movement model.
Eye-GUIDE (Eye-Gaze User Interface Design) Messaging for Physically-Impaired People
Unfortunately, Aristotle was far so in fluential that his erroneous geocentric view of the Universe was not questioned aloud until the XVIth century.
Geometrical constraints on dark energy models
A methodology that belongs to usability testing that can be listed under this category is the “thinking aloud protocol” .
A Refined Experience Sampling Method to Capture Mobile User Experience
They were asked to develop their programs in a same way as they do in an usual professional situation.. The subjects were asked to "think aloud" (or verbalize) while performing the task.
Reasoning from a schema and from an analog in software code reuse
Next, the RCI was taken by three second-year students in think aloud format: students were asked to verbalise their thinking while answering the RCI questions.
The Relativity Concept Inventory: development, analysis and results
He was praying aloud, a struggling, disjointed prayer. "In Connection with the De Willoughby Claim" by
Anyway it was an honor to have it read aloud. "Beatrice Leigh at College" by
Then he asked aloud what the nun's name had been. "A Son of Hagar" by
It was hard work for the waiting girls not to laugh aloud as naughty Madge came slowly back to them. "Madge Morton's Victory" by
With a final effort I declared half-aloud that she was not worth a serious man's devotion. "A Virginia Scout" by
She was praying the Lord's prayer aloud. "What the Moon Saw: and Other Tales" by
A storm approaches without, calling aloud for human lives. "Fairy Tales of Hans Christian Andersen" by
Eudena, knowing her fleetness and the fleetness of Ugh-lomi, laughed aloud at the unequal chase. "Tales of Space and Time" by
In the evening we read aloud to one another, while the rest sewed or drew. "Sketches of Our Life at Sarawak" by
From my place of ambush I could hear him pant aloud as he struck the blows. "Treasure Island" by
The sweat and crowd of them,
Trusted them always
And spoke aloud or them.
New labours in my head.
I set my teeth, and manfully
Began to lie in bed.
To the morning hills.
And "Ha!"--What reck the proud
For the God of Ills?
And royally did cheer:
I strode amid my tremblings
And did not fear to fear.
And not her speech be heard?
The voice of God's eternal Word,
Deserves it no regard?
Gorgeous in our firmament,
Starry constellations
In the way their fathers went?