The word "cries" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it in a sentence as a noun to describe a sound, or as a verb to describe an action. Example sentence: The mother's cries echoed through the empty house.
"The unjust distribution of good persists, creating a situation of social sin that cries out to heaven and limits the possibilities of a fuller life for so many of our brothers".
He cries, thanks Jane Campion for The Piano, marvels at the pleasure of his short time in "this crazy business".
The sheep become agitated, and their cries louder, as a high-pitched engine approaches.
She gets up in the early hours and cries.
What is at issue is whether or not the world powers hear African peoples' cries, and perhaps, finally, the answer is yes.
We face this kind of problem, so cover that instead.' Because the comments are off-topic they're then removed, which leads to cries of censorship and the claim that the Guardian is sexist – that the problems of white working-class males (who these commenters say are the real victims in society) are ignored".
Yet nothing contributed more to the division, mistrust and implosion of our society in the north than Sinn Fein and the IRA's refusal to heed the cries of the people of Ireland to cease their violence.
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A lot of these therapists say: 'I believe she was abused because every time she talks about it she cries,' as if somehow the emotion is proof that it's true.
Here's what I'm learning about being the parent of a baby who cries in public: it's more stressful for us than it is for you.
Judging by the cries that greet the new single, King – likely to be the UK's No 1 on Sunday – more than a few people are here specifically to see them.
