Word: aloud
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Sources recalled a recent interview of one candidate, a novelist, for a job with Expos last year. Before the interview, Marius worried aloud about whether the prospective teacher's most recent book was longer than his own last book. During the interview, the director of Expository Writing told the candidate, "If you take out these indexes in your book, my last book is longer...
Clinton's aides let it be known last week that the President worried aloud during speech preparation that he had to deliver the bad news along with the good. But he is already being criticized for sugarcoating his plan, and some advisers add that Clinton may have raised expectations too much. "It's heresy to say it around here," said a White House official, "but there's some worry that the speech was a little too good. The plan may not live up to the speech...
...security of coverage -- or, in bumper-sticker language, HEALTH CARE THAT'S ALWAYS THERE. Clinton last week was host to a Rose Garden ceremony, filmed for local TV stations, at which people who had written letters to the White House detailing their health-care troubles read their horror stories aloud...
...going to go poking our noses intowhere we have not a need to," McCavana says. "Ifpeople draw attention to themselves by having aloud party, then they have to issue warnings...
...Japanese would present the pact that he insisted on seeing a text of Miyazawa's prepared remarks before joining in a press conference to break the news. He got a text -- in Japanese; with no time to prepare a written translation, interpreter Jim Zumwalt had to read one aloud...