To thee all angels cry aloud: the heavens, and all the powers therein.

Some groan and cry aloud.

Its quietude and its aloofness from the gaiety of the world at its doors seemed to cry aloud for expression through the medium of the orchestra.

Here, crying aloud, are the wages you withheld from the farmhands who harvested your fields.

Pray aloud that your group members' words and actions would be full of love and grace, especially in this time.

The sacraments were rejected, and the service took place in silence, though any who felt called to speak or pray aloud could do so.

I was surprised when, during a pause in our morning worship, she began to pray aloud.

You would have to attend a fifth-grade classroom in a public school where a teacher had her students kneel on the floor, hold hands, and pray aloud.

It can catch some people by surprise; but more often than not they'll pray aloud, and it will turn out to be an important thing for all concerned.

Somehow, writing frees them to say things they would never dare say aloud.

The clever rhyming couplets will teach them about parts of the body, from toes to nose, eye to ear and so on, and are a pleasure to say aloud.

You could see there was something they couldn't say aloud.

She says it sounds wrong when said aloud, like it belongs to someone else.

I said aloud, stunned that the only possible response had finally been officially endorsed.

But during the war that drove her family and thousands of others from their homes it was often unsafe to sing aloud.

The jackets and pencil skirts almost sang aloud with the jangle of what looked like hundreds of gold hoops.

Songs are sung aloud but are so shrill as to be hard to listen to for the uninitiated ear.

The poem, when read or sung aloud, has a strict meter.

He carries around a daybook where he writes phrases he can not speak aloud.

She has never been heard to speak aloud, although she may communicate through her servants, the dabus.

I write extended monologues that are probably meant to be spoken aloud.

If you heard the thing named, if you allowed the word to be spoken aloud, then you would have to acknowledge its hold over you.

But no moment in the ceremonials will be more closely scrutinised than the words he speaks aloud.