100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "megaphone"

Definition

A megaphone is a large, funnel-shaped device used to amplify the voice of a person, allowing messages to be heard over a distance. It is often used in public speaking, sports events, and emergencies to project sound more effectively.

Synonyms

• Bullhorn
• Loudspeaker
• Amplifier
• Horn
• PA system (Public Address system)

Antonyms

• Mute
• Silence
• Whisper

Examples

1. The coach used a megaphone to call the players over.
2. During the rally, the speaker grabbed the megaphone to address the crowd.
3. She had to megaphone her message so everyone could hear.
4. The protestors passed around a megaphone to amplify their demands.
5. He decided to megaphone his voice to reach the back of the audience.
6. The emergency services used a megaphone to give instructions.
7. It’s exhausting to megaphone your voice for hours.
8. They needed a megaphone to ensure their message was heard.
9. She could hardly megaphone the important updates over the noise.
10. The teacher used a megaphone to keep the students' attention.
11. He forgot to megaphone his speech before the event.
12. The rally organizer had to megaphone the schedule change.
13. Using a megaphone made it easier to communicate with the crowd.
14. The lifeguard had to megaphone warnings to swimmers.
15. I wish I could megaphone my thoughts clearly.
16. They decided to megaphone their grievances to the city council.
17. The event was so loud that I needed to megaphone my words.
18. She had to megaphone her instructions over the music.
19. The megaphone helped her reach the distant audience.
20. He couldn't megaphone his excitement enough.
21. The guide used a megaphone to lead the tour group.
22. They had to megaphone their opinions to get noticed.
23. The megaphone was essential for the outdoor event.
24. It was hard to megaphone through the heavy wind.
25. The announcer chose to megaphone the final results.
26. He had to megaphone his way through the noisy crowd.
27. The megaphone echoed back from the buildings.
28. She made sure to megaphone the safety instructions.
29. The politician used a megaphone to energize the crowd.
30. It was difficult to megaphone with so many distractions.
31. The cheerleaders passed around a megaphone during the game.
32. He was instructed to megaphone the emergency alerts.
33. The megaphone amplified her enthusiasm.
34. They would megaphone their message across the park.
35. The event required a megaphone for clarity.
36. She had to megaphone over the sound of the band.
37. The megaphone was a necessary tool for the protest.
38. He tried to megaphone his gratitude.
39. The teacher often had to megaphone during field trips.
40. The group decided to megaphone their support for the cause.
41. He was instructed to megaphone the safety rules.
42. The megaphone became essential as the crowd grew.
43. They needed to megaphone their views during the debate.
44. The officer used a megaphone to direct traffic.
45. It was hard to megaphone in the rain.
46. She always found a way to megaphone her ideas.
47. The megaphone was left on the table after the event.
48. They needed to megaphone their concerns to the leadership.
49. The sound technician had to megaphone the microphone settings.
50. He wanted to megaphone his achievements.
51. The crowd began to megaphone their approval.
52. She decided to megaphone the special announcement.
53. The megaphone helped bridge the gap between speakers and audience.
54. It was necessary to megaphone the launch details.
55. The mayor planned to megaphone the new policy.
56. The megaphone was tested before the event.
57. They had to megaphone their message to be heard.
58. The teacher would megaphone instructions during the drill.
59. He felt the need to megaphone his opinion.
60. The megaphone was used to rally the volunteers.
61. She had to megaphone her voice to be understood.
62. The announcer chose to megaphone the upcoming events.
63. The megaphone was a crucial piece of equipment.
64. He had to megaphone his ideas during the brainstorming session.
65. The crowd began to megaphone their chants.
66. She used the megaphone to share her enthusiasm.
67. They would often megaphone their experiences to inspire others.
68. The sound was too soft, so he had to megaphone louder.
69. The megaphone was essential during the emergency.
70. They wanted to megaphone their achievements at the awards.
71. The lifeguard had to megaphone the beach rules.
72. The megaphone made a big difference in communication.
73. He couldn’t help but megaphone his joy.
74. The crowd was eager to megaphone their messages.
75. She had to megaphone her way through the noise of the city.
76. The megaphone helped clarify the speaker's points.
77. They had to megaphone their demands to get noticed.
78. He used a megaphone to reach the distant beachgoers.
79. The megaphone made it possible to communicate clearly.
80. She had to megaphone her voice to be heard over the music.
81. The event organizer planned to megaphone important updates.
82. The megaphone was necessary for the outdoor concert.
83. He wanted to megaphone his thoughts on the subject.
84. The audience began to megaphone their support.
85. She needed to megaphone her message effectively.
86. The megaphone was a vital tool for the campaign.
87. They had to megaphone their message to the leaders.
88. The director decided to megaphone the next scene.
89. He tried to megaphone his excitement about the project.
90. The megaphone helped them connect with the audience.
91. She had to megaphone her instructions during the drill.
92. The team was told to megaphone their concerns.
93. The speaker had to megaphone their key points.
94. The megaphone was used to guide the participants.
95. He couldn’t resist the urge to megaphone his ideas.
96. The crowd started to megaphone their cheers.
97. She needed to megaphone her thoughts for clarity.
98. The megaphone was crucial in organizing the event.
99. They had to megaphone the schedule changes to everyone.
100. He wanted to megaphone his message to the community.