shrilly

It was a woman who got the first question in, her voice rising shrilly above the others.

She took a deep breath, her voice rising ever more shrilly over the room at large.

The children's happy voices hung shrilly in the clear air.

She looked away from him with disdain, and his voice rose shrilly.

She was so shrilly exercised that I changed the subject.

At last she gave way to her terror, screaming shrilly.

"What does he want," I asked, just a little shrilly.

"Now look what you've gone and done," she said shrilly.

It went shrilly away with three limp figures left behind upon the ground.

Robin screamed at him shrilly as he opened the door.

A woman, who saw what his intent was, screamed shrilly.

The minute they were inside, alarms began to ring shrilly.

She laughed rather shrilly, grabbed his hands and tried to pull him up against her.

Six of them, crying shrilly as they plummeted toward him.

He put two fingers to his mouth and whistled shrilly.

They had not taken a dozen steps when the woman called out shrilly and came rushing over to stop them.

In Scene One, they are all talking at once, and much too shrilly.

At three or four in the morning the telephone beside the bed rang shrilly.

And his voice broke shrilly on the last word.

"Oh, you fool," he told himself shrilly a moment later.

She heard her voice rising shrilly, but she did not care.

A moment later he squealed shrilly and grabbed the girl's hands.

Chandra asked, her voice rising shrilly for all she tried to keep it even.

That is why, right now, they are crying so shrilly against the possibility of Western intervention.