blare out

All too soon, the public address system blared out Jim's flight number.

Radio music blared out inside the room, drowning any sound he made.

All through the night a sound system blared out show tunes like "Tomorrow."

They change the cover art and put notices on the book that blare out news of the movie.

Music blared out and there was so much noise we were kept awake half the night.

So we asked again and the same four-letter stuff blared out.

A transistor radio on the floor blared out country music.

The wireless was blaring out light organ music through the kitchen window.

The dancing had begun by the fire, the music of the pipes blaring out.

Further along this road, there's also a restaurant/pub on the second level where the music blares out in to the street.

Two more full minutes passed, then the trumpet blared out six long blasts.

Instead, everything seemingly blared out of one loudspeaker at stage right.

They were passing the bar they had gone by before and the music was blaring out into the street.

He turned on the radio-- sure enough, the news was blaring out every fifteen minutes.

The loudspeakers were used to blare out instructions and propaganda from the party.

Then the profit-and-loss column of his mind blared out its warning.

Hearing his words, the trumpeters who rode close by him blared out the order to stop.

The strains of the gramophone blared out from the rooms within.

Then, a small but powerful loudspeaker, which we had placed in a tree, blared out.

A nailer blared out, "Give us your recognition at once!"

The calliope music that blared out front was a distant dream back here.

Foot-high aluminum numbers blare out the address over the door: 631.

A mechanized voice blared out of a hidden speaker in the walls.

Her open car rolled along in front of a marching band that blared out martial music.

He worked with music blaring out from the speakers and a mug of gin within easy reach.