Sentence examples for bring cries from inspiring English sources
Of course, labeling changes like this would bring cries of hysteria from the food producers who argue that all foods are fine, although some should be eaten in moderation.
The Foxwood resort in Connecticut, which now has over 7,000 slot machines, will unveil a spa, a concert hall and yet another casino.Lawyers will pore over family trees, seeking evidence that people are or are not members of a tribeSuch rapid growth will bring cries of outrage from other tribes.
For many who consider Fox News to be anything but "fair and balanced," word that the Obama administration is actively calling Fox News out for being more talk radio than hard news organization must bring cries of "It's about time".
"It brings cries, it brings smiles, it brings screams".
In 2014, the provocation came from Jean-Luc Godard, whose aggressive 3-D experiment, "Goodbye to Language," brought cries of "Godard forever!" amid spontaneous applause.
Yet it is such a triumphant moment of theater that it brings cries of admiration and a thunder of hands from the audience.
The financial disclosures brought cries of outrage from his Democratic opponent, Jim Florio, whose campaign accused Mr. Corzine of concealing his financial dealings.
They transformed the textile hub into a low-end garment manufacturing capital — enriching many, stoking resentment and prompting recent crackdowns that in turn have brought cries of bigotry and hypocrisy.
Of course, the mere mention of bankruptcy for governments (whether Greece or Puerto Rico) inevitably brings cries that it's just a way for feckless governments to escape the consequences of their fiscal mismanagement.
But because the business cycle is part of it, as natural as breathing, any temporary downturn or short-term shortage brings cries to veer off into a command economy.
The arrest of Baninter's president and chief shareholder, Rámon Báez Figueroa, has brought cries of political skullduggery because the government placed Mr. Báez Figueroa's media properties under "administrative control" today.
