Sentence examples for beginning to mourn from inspiring English sources

I'm already beginning to mourn that it'll be out of the rehearsal room soon, and for me it's going to be over then.

The developments occurred as residents of this city of 22,000 people were only beginning to mourn the victims of the bombing, which included a bank employee who was wounded.

Almost as soon as the news of Mr. Shadid's death was reported, readers and friends began to mourn online.

This is the Joe Frazier I began to mourn as soon as I heard the bad news about the liver cancer.

"The king is dead!" the people of Nepal declared as they began to mourn.

"You see other people complete the process of reciting Kaddish and you see others begin to mourn," she said.

Already, the region has begun to mourn the transformation of its waterfall-fringed forests of Douglas fir and hemlock.

The blathering goes on long enough that you begin to mourn the 90 minutes of your life that you're about to lose.

Yesterday, as the police continued their investigation, friends and family members began to mourn Victaya, whom they described as ambitious and chatty.

While Mr. McGrath refrained from passing judgment on Mr. Schundler's decision, a Democratic ally of Mr. McGreevey said this: "To be out there, when New Jersey has barely begun to mourn, seems untimely, to be polite".

'The best job I ever had' - #23 #OneKnight pic.twitter.com/tDn1BP9Fqw The Geneseo President Denise A. Battles said at a press conference on Monday: "It's a profoundly sad day for all of us at SUNY Geneseo as we begin to mourn these heartbreaking deaths".