What is "blared"

Usage examples of "blared".

But, before the sergeant could say anything, horns blared from off to one side.

A blast of raucous hard-wire shatter-rock blared out from beneath her—she got her underbelly cameras on just as Alex peeled out in the sled at top speed, music screaming at top volume.

The head LEO copter blared its summons before he could turn on his distinctive identity lights.

The rest blared or blinked until she had landed the sled on its rack and turned off the power.

I had crawled into my berth to inject an enzyme shot into my arm when the intercom blared, a scant six centimeters from my ear, "MR.

As the time drew to a close, the ship's intercom blared in its computer-generated voice: "ALL THIRD WATCH PERSONNEL REPORT TO YOUR DUTY STATIONS IN FIFTEEN MINUTES.

At the same time a loudspeaker blared, "Collision warning, aH hands, collision warning .

The loudspeaker blared: "Collision warning, all hands, collision warning.

A high-pitched whine blared, louder and louder, undiminished by helmet or earphones.

And to add to his misery, a high-pitched whistle blared into the cubicle, tormenting his keen sense of hearing.

Horns blared several blocks away, but the alley itself was eerily silent and deserted.

Worn-out babies cried incessantly, and a Hindi pop tune blared over the din, showing little consideration for those unlucky travelers hoping to catch a little shut-eye before boarding their planes, and the spicy scent of hot chai tea rose from more than one cup or thermos bottle clutched in the grip of a prospective passenger.

Seven was less than fifty yards away from the storeroom when an alarm blared loudly overhead: “ATTENTION!

Sirens blared overhead, no doubt alerting all of Chrysalis of his incursion into the reactor’s control room.

Horns honked and sirens blared in the busy streets below, while the autumn air seemed cleaner and much colder than Delhi’s overheated smog.