| The things he needed to tell the boy could not simply be blurted out during a fireside chat in one sitting. |
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| As soon as Leslie's name was blurted out on a TV programme, the newspapers piled in. |
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| The room was silent as Lee and I shook on the agreement, than it suddenly came to life as the guys blurted out in a cheer. |
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| I blurted out to my kind friend that I had absolutely no interest in that cantankerous, melancholy old woman! |
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| Kyle had swept it for listening devices and when he said it was clear the girl had immediately blurted out a million questions. |
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| Not knowing what to reply, that person blurted out an answer, but the next day it turned out that the answer was completely false. |
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| What we hear about are comments blurted out while a microphone was still open. |
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| The very thoughts or phrases excised from a draft judgment may be blurted out. |
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| Once, she had simply blurted out her feelings, yet there had been no catharsis, no flood of relief, only an empty realisation that she had made her mother cry. |
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| I happened to run into the superintendent the day we got the news, and blurted out a question in an unguarded moment. |
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| Members of the Grassy Sprain Country Club, near New York City, blurted out a story that had been on their minds for a month. |
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| Explaining why she had recently missed several days of shooting, Lohan blurted out the news that she had a miscarriage. |
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| Sher blurted out everything to his climbing partner, Karim Hayat, trying to explain what Karim already knew. |
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| The yearning for romance blurted out by these sweet imaginings is fierce, but the paintings are pleasantly calm, as if the act of painting them were part of a healing process. |
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| During the bus ride from Hanoi's airport I blurted out the whole story to Joanne. |
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| Advertising deals get sealed over beers, exclusive stories get drunkenly blurted out, and crucial relationships for the year ahead might be forged over your next Manhattan. |
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| We've all blurted out some pretty silly stuff at some point or other of our lives. |
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| Mrs. Carolyn Parrish: Well, Geoff just blurted out the thought I had in my head. |
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| Think back to the family evenings around the television set, when children of all ages gleefully blurted out those delicious lines from movies that everybody knew. |
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| Ryker stepped forward and blurted out the cliff notes of the current crisis. |
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| But then Deena blurted out something that stopped me in midswallow. |
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