drown out造句

The loud cheers drown out his shouts.

Don't let the noise of others' opinions drown out your own inner voice.

The boy turned up the radio to drown out the noise of the traffic.

He turns it up even louder at night to drown out the sound of police guns.

He pulled his pillow over his head to drown out the noise before he remembered where he was.

At rallies across the country, chants calling for Mr Assad's resignation have begun to drown out those calling for reform.

So, let's make sure all the losers clamoring for help don't drown out the potential winners who could lift us out of this.

Tonight was yet another night with my head under my pillow, attempting to drown out the music that felt like an earthquake through the walls of our house.

For the new occupant of the White House, as for his predecessor, the noisy demands of Capitol Hill will always drown out any whimpers from across the border.

Red, green or gold vests, Glastonbury-style jester's hats and acres of cotton wool to drown out the sound of the weapon with the bass drum.

As he said in October, “The American people deserve to know who’s trying to sway their elections, and you can’t stand by and let the special interests drown out the voices of the American people.”

The mahjong players vaguely heard father and daughter quarrelling, but didn't wish to be distracted; so to drown out the sound they slapped their pieces down more vigorously as they shouted "Red," " Strike ..."