| But, of course, one exclaims, marvelling at the matter-of-factness of the statement. |
| Yet with Yoricks inconsequence, the narrator is led aside and exclaims at the end of this chapter, But where is pumper? |
| Gillibrand exclaims, punctuating her eruption with a brisk swat to my kneecap. |
| You appear to be someone who decries the town crier instead of the news he exclaims. |
| It leaves one in an ecstatic state and the one who experiences exclaims in ecstasy. |
| Everyone exclaims about your great powers of description, how vivid and alive your writing is. |
