Exclamation

The exclamation of "Watch out!" is often used as a warning to avoid danger.

The exclamation of a student's question interrupted the teacher's lecture.

The exclamation of a gunshot made everyone dive for cover.

The crowd erupted in exclamation marks of joy when the home team scored the winning goal.

The coach let out an exclamation of disappointment when his team lost the game.

The doctor let out an exclamation of excitement when she discovered a breakthrough treatment for a rare disease.

He couldn't help but let out an exclamation of frustration when he dropped his phone.

The exclamation of "Bravo!" is often used to show appreciation for a performance or achievement.

An exclamation of pain escaped from her lips when she stubbed her toe.

The exclamation of the coach echoed across the field.

I could hear the exclamation of surprise from the audience when the magician pulled off his trick.

The exclamation of excitement from the crowd signaled the start of the concert.

The exclamation of a gunshot echoed through the forest.

The thunderous exclamation of a sudden storm woke me up in the middle of the night.

The car accident was a sudden exclamation of chaos on the otherwise calm street.

The exclamation of a car crash caused a traffic jam.

The exclamation of a surprise party brought tears to her eyes.

The exclamation of a baby's first cry brought joy to the parents.

The exclamation of a wild animal made him freeze in fear.

The exclamation of a scream alerted the neighbors to call for help.

The exclamation of a loud explosion could be heard from miles away.

The exclamation of a penalty in soccer changed the game's outcome.

The exclamation of a clown's joke made the children laugh.

The loud exclamation of thunder scared the dog.

The exclamation of a fire alarm caused everyone to evacuate the building.

The sudden exclamation of a door slamming shut made her jump.

The exclamation of a pop-up notification distracted her from her work.

The exclamation of a surprise party made her feel special.

The student's essay was filled with exclamation marks!

The author used an exclamation point to emphasize the excitement of the scene.

His message was urgent, so he added an exclamation point to the end.

The teacher wrote "Excellent!" with an exclamation point on the student's paper.

She texted her friend "I can't believe it!" with an exclamation mark at the end.

The coach yelled "Good job!" with an exclamation point to motivate the team.

The singer's lyrics included an exclamation point to emphasize the emotion in the song.

The comic book dialogue was full of exclamation points to convey the characters' excitement.

The teacher marked the paper with an exclamation.

The singer's powerful voice elicited exclamation marks of admiration from the audience.

The sound of the thunder was punctuated by exclamation marks of lightning.

The hiker let out an exclamation of relief when he finally reached the summit.

She gave an exclamation of surprise when she heard the news.

The exclamation of "Eureka!" is often associated with a sudden breakthrough in scientific discovery.

The child let out an exclamation of joy when he saw the present.

The exclamation of "Oh my god!" is often used to express shock or surprise.

The audience let out a collective exclamation of awe at the magician's trick.

The soldier let out an exclamation of pain when he was shot in the leg.

The actor's exclamation of "I can't believe it!" was a genuine reaction to winning an award.

The teacher's exclamation of "Well done!" encouraged her students to keep up the good work.

The park was filled with exclamation marks of laughter from children playing.

The teenager let out an exclamation of frustration when her phone battery died.