shrilly in a sentence

adv.

Definition

SHRILLY: in a high-pitched, piercing manner, often referring to a loud or sharp sound, especially in voice.

The child shrilly protested when she was told it was time to leave the playground.
Her voice rose shrilly as she tried to get everyone's attention over the loud music.
He called out shrilly, his concern evident as he rushed to help his fallen friend.
The alarm rang out shrilly, jolting everyone awake in the quiet of the early morning.
She laughed shrilly, a sound that echoed through the otherwise silent room.
The child cried shrilly, demanding attention from her distracted parents.
As the thunderstorm approached, the wind howled shrilly through the trees.
She laughed shrilly, a sound that echoed throughout the quiet library.
The alarm rang shrilly, startling everyone in the peaceful neighborhood.
During the performance, the singer's voice soared shrilly above the orchestra.