Cathedral development co-ordinator Canon John Sadler said: "We want to
shout from the rooftops and spread the message about our city's jewel."
Its a strange analogy when railway workers have a day of action, management and the Government
shout from the rooftops about how much irresponsible strikers have cost the local economy, so can London Midland tell us how much its incompetence has cost and the protracted figures to the end of December.
Bradford v AFC Wimbledon We like to
shout from the rooftops when teams come out of our sponsored divisions and kick on in the Football League but Wimbledon's problems have been evident since the midway point of last season.
"We're not going to
shout from the rooftops that he's ready to play before the end of the season.
Faith leaders "should
shout from the rooftops that AIDS is not a punishment from God but a medical condition which is preventable," the former leader of South Africa's Anglican church, Archbishop Njongo Ndungane, has told the World AIDS campaign.
These people do not feel the need to
shout from the rooftops that they are Christians.
We need to
shout from the rooftops what Tees Valley has to offer - we're an ambitious North-east city region that's really going places.
I know --
shout from the rooftops citing flimsy, less-than-scientific theory that global warming is destroying the planet.
I wanted to
shout from the rooftops that I was not the pianist I thought I would be.
ONE lady was so excited about winning that she literally wanted to
shout from the rooftops. Her winners advisor took her on to the roof of the building and let her shout "I've Won!" to the whole of Merseyside.
'We are not going to
shout from the rooftops what we will do but I want to progress and anything has to be better than last season,' he said.