Sentence examples for a cry of support from inspiring English sources

It was a cry of support or of despair, according to interpretation.

His 1982 arrest for tax evasion in the United States elicited a cry of support from mainstream preachers, who said the government was meddling dangerously with religious affairs.

These were: two separate programmes; problem-based learning and 'Garmins'®; see patients for real, being seen as doctors; assessment: of mice and MCQ's; a cry for support; personal growth and pride.

Deregulation was a cry of freedom that most Americans supported back when Chicago banks couldn't open branches in southern Illinois let alone in other states; when a truck had to obtain a permit to transport merchandise across state borders; and when a government agency decided the prices of commercial flights.

In an article by Quaker Peace and Social Witness, part of the the national organisation of British Quakers, the increased "involvement of the military in the Royal British Legion's campaign" is held responsible with troops and cadets now "selling poppies often with the cry of 'Support our troops!'".

In an article by Quaker Peace and Social Witness, part of the the national organization of British Quakers, the increased "involvement of the military in the Royal British Legion's campaign" is held responsible with troops and cadets now "selling poppies often with the cry of 'Support our troops!'".

The father read a letter written by his son in jail, and the mother, wearing a jacket with the insignia of a white nationalist coalition, thanked the crowd for its support, concluding with a cry of "Hail Victory!" A thicket of arms answered in Nazi salutes.

A cry of "Lorry!

A Cry of Looting.

When a cry of "Rolling!

She let out a cry of relief.